anklelock
toehold
hammerlock
nelson
scissor grip
scissor hold
scissors grip
scissors hold
scissors
deathlock
arm-wrestle
wrestling hold
headlock
full nelson
half nelson
stranglehold
takedown
wristlock
leglock
bear hug
lock
armlock
sitout
hug
fall
wrestling mat
promission
all-in wrestling
steel cage match
Japanese stranglehold
inturn
kneedrop
pieface
freestyle
shoestring tackle
fight
Batista bomb
grapevine
armbar
ham-and-egger
bridge
facebuster
cross-buttock
heel hook
folkstyle
chicken wing
stiff-arm
handcuff
makiwara
planche
submission
cuissard
flying mare
squared circle
headscissors
wrestling ring
wrestle
piledriver
spear
boxing glove
parajudo
canvass
dogi
wrist wrap
counterarm
canvas
Greco-Roman wrestling
forestock
judoist
teres major
Graeco-Roman wrestling
calipers
grappler
ringside seat
joint lock
shido
bomb
shoot wrestling
middleweight
musculus teres major
armbinder
pinnee
teres major muscle
nichonage
bodyslam
shimewaza
break
handlock
kneebar
distribution
wristlet
tiger paw
wrestling

English words for 'A hold in professional wrestling, a leglock applied to any of the joints in the ankle.'

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