1. the act or practice of flying an aircraft at very low altitude
Usage: aviation

1. to fly an aircraft at a very low altitude, just above the ground or obstacles
Usage: aviation; present participle of hedgehop
2. to travel from place to place making short stops; to move in a series of short jumps or hops
Usage: informal

Examples

• The pilot was hedgehopping over the countryside during the training exercise.
• Military aircraft practiced hedgehopping to avoid radar detection.
• They spent the summer hedgehopping between different islands in the Caribbean.
• Hedgehopping requires skill and precision to avoid obstacles.
• The small plane was hedgehopping just above the treetops.
• Instead of driving straight through, we enjoyed hedgehopping from town to town.