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‖ sumi-gaeshi, n. Judo.|suːmigaˈeʃi|
Also sumigaeshi.
[Jap., lit. ‘corner throw’, f. sumi corner + kaesu to overturn.]
A move in which one falls to the mat, throwing one's opponent over one's left shoulder.
1941M. Feldenkrais Judo 172 (in chart) The Art of Throwing (Nage-Waza)..Lying on the back (Ma-Sutemi)..Sumi-Gaeshi (2 kinds). 1952E. J. Harrison Judo iv. 64 Uranage (Rear Throw): This throw is one of the violent order and for practical purposes far more useful than the Sumigaeshi. 1963P. Butler Judo Complete ix. 165 Ukiwaza... Here again we have both Tori and Uke in defensive postures and the same three steps are taken as for sumigaeshi. 1988Black Belt Internat. I. v. 83/2 The taller, younger player..initiated the attacking with a determined sumi-gaeshi, almost creating a scoring opportunity by following up with an attempted ude gatame. |