wrestler
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- noun
- /ˈrɛsələr/
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- Seth, a 17-year-old wrestler, is worried about his upcoming weigh-in for a match.
- professional wrestler
- Olympic wrestler
- elite wrestlers
And they had this club with it was a wrestler called Joe Cornelius.
- And they had this club with it was a wrestler called Joe Cornelius.
- Ben Askren, World class wrestler, Olympic wrestler, one of the best in the world at wrestling.
- I thought I can Heckle the wrestlers from the crowd.
- Jake Paul is the wrestler, right?
- He's he's alongside he's playing a professional wrestler alongside fucking Zac Efron.
- It's very fun to crush the little American wrestlers on the show.
- He was a wrestler his whole life and it's called wrestling mindset.
- This man straight up said both the wrestlers were on the ground.
- He's a musician, he's an artist, he's a wrestler and athlete.
- So now how does that change you as a wrestler?
- I wanted to be a wrestler my whole life, but then I got around.
- Like I I wrestle with the best wrestler I I I could be with.
Examples
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During the championship, each wrestler showcased their unique skills in the ring.
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Ben Askren, World class wrestler, Olympic wrestler, one of the best in the world at wrestling.
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In between, the good wrestler has a love interest or a child he has to protect.
Fiction book (1991) -
We've got a professional wrestler in the house this week.
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He was a wrestler first.
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When the first wrestlers entered the ring, I expected the bout to begin right away.
Fiction book (1997) -
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage professional wrestler Hulk Hogan.
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The crowd cheered as the wrestler pinned his opponent to the mat.
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After years of training, she finally became a professional wrestler in the national league.
Synonyms
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A person who competes in the Japanese sport of sumo
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A person who fights by holding and throwing opponents to the ground
A male wrestler who competes in matches on a mat
Compounds
How Skilled
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Wrestler comes from the verb wrestle, which originally meant 'to twist' or 'force'. So a wrestler is 'one who twists' an opponent, which fits the sport where people grab and try to pin each other.