Similar words: kudos, pseudo, proud of, be proud of, pseudonym, pseudoscience, judas, judge. Meaning: ['dʒuːdəʊ] 
n. a sport adapted from jujitsu (using principles of not resisting) and similar to wrestling; developed in Japan.
n. a sport adapted from jujitsu (using principles of not resisting) and similar to wrestling; developed in Japan. 
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61. But weight lifting and judo players may not get the same attention.
62. Objective: To know one week's high volume training affects the metabolism, internal secretion and immunity of male and female junior judo athletes differently.
63. The sportswoman who got the second place in judo refused to accept the medal.
64. AIM: To observe the improved effect of sport functional parameter and fatigue index in judo athletes after training with athletic nutrition and loading adjustment.
65. There, he taught English and perfected his martial arts , earning black belts in Aikido, karate, judo, and kendo.
66. The information provided by you will only be used for HK Judo Squad affairs, future contact purpose and opinion survey.
67. Myles Porter, who is hoping to earn a spot on the judo team for the Paralympic Games, said he lost about 20 pounds during the Para Pan-American Games in Brazil because he ate mostly pasta.
68. You can see the two Judo players tangling on the ground here.
69. Judo had its origin in the ancient Japanese art of jujitsu,(www.Sentencedict.com) a system of hand - to - hand combat.
70. The fact is that Jujutsu is the mother art for Judo, Aikido, and many Self-Defense systems designed for police and army.
71. He's a judo black belt but he says he deplores violence.
72. The boy began lesson with an old Japanese judo master.
73. A main referee and two more judges arbitrate a Judo contest.
74. Each Special Technique takes the form of a short description, such as "Perfect aim", "I won't die till you do" or "Judo takedown".
More similar words: kudos, pseudo, proud of, be proud of, pseudonym, pseudoscience, judas, judge, judaism, judicial, judgment, misjudge, prejudice, judgement, judicious, judiciary, adjudicate, res judicata, judiciously, judgemental, adjudication, unprejudiced, judicial branch, judicial review, judicial activism.