mud-wrestlern.
/ˈmʌdˌrɛslə/, /ˈmʌdˌrɛsl̩ə/, U.S. /ˈmədˌrɛs(ə)lər/ A person who takes part in mud-wrestling.
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mud-wrestler1936
baby face1948
luchador1953
heel1958
wrist-wrestler1978
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1936 San Antonio (Texas) Express 17 June 12/8 (headline) Humberto and Bashara meet in main event; mud wrestler on card.
1966 Punch 2 Feb. 161/1 In the leaflets some quite delightful young women are shown covered in radioactive filth; one would judge them to be of a higher social class then, say, the lady mud-wrestlers of the Reeperbahn Spa at Hamburg.
1992 Madison (New Jersey) Eagle 30 July 2/5 I expect to become a mud-wrestler on the planet Pluto before being able to afford a house in New Jersey.
This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, March 2003; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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n.1936- to burn in
- to burn in effigy
- to burn into
- to burn it blue
- to burn itself away
- to burn itself out
- to burn like fire
- to burn metals together
- to burn off
- to burn on
- to burn one's boats
- to burn one's bridges
- to burn one's bridges behind one
- to burn one's candle at both ends
- to burn one's fingers
- to burn one's foot
- to burn one's poker
- to burn one's ships
- to burn oneself out
- to burn out
- to burn out of house and home
- to burn out, forth
- to burn rubber
- to burn seasonable weather
- to burn the candle at both ends