sumo
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- noun
- /ˈsuːmoʊ/
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sumo
- Japan, the place where young sumo wrestlers have to bathe older sumo wrestlers.
Open AI has the system of there's like sumo wrestlers with some basic goals of pushing each other off of a platform and you know nothing from the you don't even know.
- Open AI has the system of there's like sumo wrestlers with some basic goals of pushing each other off of a platform and you know nothing from the you don't even know.
- Then he puts a huge suit over it so he looks like one of these fat sumo inflatable gags.
- I don't know how to describe it, but like the first kind of part is about what teachers and sumo wrestler have in common.
Examples
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Watching a sumo match can be exciting, as the athletes use their weight and technique to gain an advantage.
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I really take my sumo wrestling seriously, you know.
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But that very first time I saw you at the sumo tournament years ago, what were you, fourteen?
Fiction book (1997) -
Why are you giving the sumos a hard time?
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Well, not for a sumo wrestler.
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"The sumo wrestler must reach the weight of 300 pounds before he is allowed to Don the traditional sumo diaper and compete."
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A small earthquake shook the station, and three sumo wrestlers came crashing down the stairs like a tidal wave.
Fiction book (1996) -
A narrow footbridge leads out to a sumo-ring-sized island where a tiny, run-down Shinto shrine sits, surrounded by willow trees.
Fiction book (1996) -
During the tournament, the sumo wrestlers pushed each other fiercely to stay inside the ring.
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In Japan, sumo is not just a sport; it is a tradition that emphasizes respect and discipline.
Synonyms
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A sport where two people hold, push, or throw each other to make the other person's shoulders touch the ground
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Etymology
Sumo comes from Japanese, where the old idea was two people 'striking' or 'pushing' each other and it was often part of religious ceremonies. That's why sumo is the name for Japan's traditional style of wrestling.