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‖ uki, n. Judo.|ˈuːki|
[Jap., floating.]
Used in the names of techniques involving a controlled throw in which the opponent's feet leave the ground, as uki-gatame |gaˈtame| [Jap. katame to fasten; hold, lock], the ‘floating hold’, a ground hold applied after one's opponent has been thrown; uki-goshi |ˈgoʃi| [Jap. goshi hip, loin], the ‘floating hip’ throw, by which the opponent is thrown by being brought forwards round one's hip; uki-otoshi |oˈtoʃi| [Jap., drop, trap], the ‘floating drop’, a hand technique; uki-waza |ˈwaza| [Jap., deed, trick], the ‘floating trick’, a sacrifice throw.
1906Mrs. R. Watts Fine Art Jujutsu xi. 116 The first series of three is called the ‘Te waza’ or throws done practically with the hands only, viz., the Ukiotoshi, the Seoinage and the Sukinage. Ibid. 125 The second series now follows in which your hip will have the most work to do. The first of these is the Ukigoshi, a very neat and easy throw. 1941M. Feldenkrais Judo 172 (table) Uki-Waza. 1954E. J. Harrison Judo on Ground iii. 54 (heading) Ukigatame (Floating Lock). 1960G. Koizumi My Study of Judo v. 65 Uki-goshi is the first of the hip throws in Nage-No-Kata and may be taken as the model of Tenbin-Waza. 1988N.Y. Times 25 Sept. viii. 6 (caption) Ukiotoshi, a two-handed grab and throw that flings the opponent through the air and onto his back. 1984Coaching Award Scheme (Brit. Judo Assoc.) 20 (caption) Uki-waza. |