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‖ waza-ari, n. Judo.|ˌwazaˈari|
[Jap., = feat accomplished (but not with complete success), f. waza act, trick + ari, f. aru to be, come into being.]
A score of half a point awarded to a contestant for an incompletely executed throw or hold; half an ippon.
1954Judo Jan. 36 Not deterred Mizutani attacked vigorously and quickly scored a waza-ari with Ouchi-gari. 1965Otaki & Draeger Judo for Young Men vii. 108 Often a throw meriting only ‘waza-ari’ could have become ‘Ippon’ by a powerful body twist. 1988Black Belt Internat. I. v. 7/2 Note how the Russian releases his grip with his left hand so as to block any attempt his opponent might make to roll over should the technique only score waza-ari. |