Crossword clues for jiujitsu
jiujitsu
The Collaborative International Dictionary
jiujitsu \jiujitsu\ n. [Jap., soft technique.] a method of self-defense without weapons that was developed in China and Japan; holds and blows are supplemented by clever use of the attacker's own weight and strength.
Syn: jujitsu, jiujutsu, jujutsu.
Wiktionary
n. (alternative spelling of jujitsu English)
WordNet
Usage examples of "jiujitsu".
He trained in classic, rather old-fashioned jiujitsu, and he played rugby with the international side against the sons of the British taipans with an effectiveness that bordered on brutality.
Imposed to popular huzzas as a class tax, the income tax was gradually turned into a mass tax in a jiujitsu turnaround.
I asked him, by the way, if, he knew jiujitsu, because his arms looked powerful.
Karate, judo, boxing, jiujitsu, wrestling-not one of the formal schools of unarmed combat prepares a man for the special problem of suddenly catching a sack of bricks that has fallen out of a third story window.
I had heard he came from a martial family and had learned both ninja and jiujitsu tactics from his father.