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lutz|lʊts|
[prob. f. name of Gustave Lussi (1898– ), Swiss figure skater, who invented it.]
A jump in ice-skating in which the skater takes off from the outside back edge of one skate and lands, after a complete rotation in the air, on the outside back edge of the opposite skate.
1938D. Cummings Figure Skating xv. 83 Similar to the flip jump is the Lutz; but it is more difficult. 1940M. Y. Vinson Advanced Figure Skating vi. 175 A really fine lutz..is the ambition of every jumper. 1959Times 12 Mar. 4/4 The title therefore was not awarded, in spite of Jones's splendid free skating programme, which included a fine..lutz. 1964Times 3 Feb. 3/5 There was a momentary unsteadiness in landing the double lutz, but all her other jumps were splendidly executed. 1976Times 19 Jan. 9/6 The rather perilous landing of a double lutz. |