Speedcubing

Pronunciation: /spiːdkjuːbɪŋ/

Definitions of speedcubing

noun a competitive activity involving solving Rubik's cubes as quickly as possible

Example Sentences

A1 Speedcubing is a fun hobby that involves solving a Rubik's Cube as fast as possible.

A2 I started speedcubing last month and I can already solve the cube in under two minutes.

B1 Many speedcubing competitions are held around the world, attracting participants of all ages.

B2 To improve my speedcubing skills, I practice algorithms and finger tricks regularly.

C1 Speedcubing requires a combination of memorization, dexterity, and quick thinking to achieve fast solve times.

C2 The world record for speedcubing is currently held by a teenager who can solve the Rubik's Cube in less than 4 seconds.

Examples of speedcubing in a Sentence

formal Speedcubing is a competitive sport where participants solve Rubik's cubes as quickly as possible.

informal I've been practicing speedcubing and I'm getting faster every day!

slang Speedcubing is my jam, I can solve a cube in under 20 seconds!

figurative In the world of speedcubing, solving a cube in less than 10 seconds is like reaching the pinnacle of success.

Grammatical Forms of speedcubing

• past tense: speedcubed
• plural: speedcubers
• comparative: more speedcubing
• superlative: most speedcubing
• present tense: speedcubes
• future tense: will speedcube
• perfect tense: has speedcubed
• continuous tense: is speedcubing
• singular: speedcuber
• positive degree: speedcubing
• infinitive: to speedcube
• gerund: speedcubing
• participle: speedcubed

Origin and Evolution of speedcubing

First Known Use: 1981 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'speedcubing' is a combination of 'speed' and 'cubing', referring to the fast solving of Rubik's Cube puzzles.

Evolution of the word: The term 'speedcubing' was first used in the early 1980s to describe the competitive solving of Rubik's Cubes in the shortest amount of time. Over time, the word has become widely recognized in the cubing community and is now commonly used to refer to the practice of solving twisty puzzles quickly.