Climb up
Jump
Jump verb - Rise in rank or status.
Usage example: Her new novel jumped high on the bestseller list
Both terms in one sentence
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A chandelier hangs just inches above your head, yet you cannot jump or climb up on a sofa to grab the key up there.
Source: Video Game / Maniac Mansion -
She wonders why the party can't just climb up and jump down the walls no taller than they are to get around.
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Give them two walls close enough together and they can wall jump repeatedly to climb up the shaft.
Source: Wall Jump
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