jutsu
- noun
- /ˈdʒuːtsuː/
- Slang
- The programmer used a clever jutsu to solve the problem in just a few lines of code.
Examples
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Marketing teams sometimes talk about growth jutsu to mean clever tricks that boost engagement quickly.
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She impressed everyone with her negotiation jutsu during the meeting.
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He used a clever jutsu to solve the puzzle.
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What kind of jutsu did you learn?
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The artist employed a unique jutsu to create an eye-catching mural that captivated everyone.
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During the game, the coach shared a defensive jutsu that helped the team secure a surprising victory.
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Many writers develop their own jutsu for overcoming writer's block and finding inspiration.
Synonyms
How Clever
Surface Forms
Etymology
Jutsu comes from the Japanese 術 ('art' or 'skill'), and people sometimes use it in English as a playful word for a clever 'trick' or method. So calling something a jutsu is like saying it is a smart technique or shortcut.