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aikido
[ ahy-kee-doh; Japanese ahy-kee-daw ]
noun
- a Japanese form of self-defense utilizing wrist, joint, and elbow grips to immobilize or throw one's opponent.
aikido
/ ˈ²¹Éª°ìɪ»åəʊ /
noun
- a Japanese system of self-defence employing similar principles to judo, but including blows from the hands and feet
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of aikido1
Example Sentences
Tall in stature and a kick-boxing and aikido expert, protesting players rapidly discovered he was more than comfortable standing his ground during arguments.
He and his wife are moving to Florida, where they plan to open a smaller shrine and aikido dojo.
By the time he moved back to the United States in eighth grade, Neilon excelled at baseball, basketball, soccer and aikido, a Japanese martial art based on self-defense.
She taught aikido martial arts and worked as a medic as a sideline.
Mr. Yoshida was an early adopter of martial arts, including karate and aikido, and he wore loose shoes as a young man in case those skills were ever needed.
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