wrestling
- noun
- /ˈrɛs.lɪŋ/
- I'll bet he's on the wrestling team.
- a wrestling match
- the sport of wrestling
- freestyle wrestling
So they have the whole team, striking coach, wrestling coach, grappling coach.
- So they have the whole team, striking coach, wrestling coach, grappling coach.
- And this has to do with wrestling versus MMA.
- But it is about the value of wrestling to me also.
- You know, the Ohio wrestling team, the Penn State football team.
- So in many ways, pro wrestling has been my family savior.
- Like later you, you were dominating both the wrestling and MMA.
- We hear these great stories about your wrestling days and your partying in Buckhead.
- It might have been, I think it was the Wrestling federation or something.
- This is a notorious promotion in in wrestling in those days.
- Oh, my favorite wrestler that let me down and quit wrestling is John Cena, man.
- But the things that you are getting in touch with wrestling sleep and dreaming.
- If you know, you know, wrestling drops and a Charles Manson thing.
Examples
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And most importantly to me, wrestling was my first love.
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There were lots of photos of wrestling matches, swim meets, and tennis tournaments.
Fiction book (1994) -
But it is about the value of wrestling to me also.
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I was showing a little wrestling move.
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In terms of teaching me wrestling basics and things like that.
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But you can't do wrestling without a crowd.
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And this has to do with wrestling versus MMA.
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Puree was the Iowa State High School Girls' Wrestling Champion for three years running.
Fiction book (1992) -
Her gaze swept over the wrestling mats laid out around her like some pale, meandering dream.
Fiction book (1995) -
At the local gym, they offer classes for beginners who want to learn wrestling techniques.
Synonyms
Fighting where people hold and wrestle each other without hitting
A sport where two people hold and try to throw each other down
Compounds
A kind of sport put on as a show with paid performers and planned results
- Specialized
A style of wrestling where fighters can only hold above the waist and cannot use their legs
How Competitive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Wrestling comes from an old English verb wrest that meant 'to twist' or 'to pull'. So wrestling is a struggle of twisting, holding and throwing someone, which explains why the sport is about forcing an opponent's shoulders to the ground.