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Other crossword clues for answer "SUMO"

SUMO
Konishiki's sport
Wrestler who may consume up to 10,000 calories a day
Wrestling featuring a {/rikishi/}
Taiho's sport
Yokozuna's sport
Japanese wrestling
Big league sport
Big wrestler
It's big in Japan
Sport in a dohyo
Sport in which the referee carries a fan
Heavy athlete
Kind of wrestler
Sport whose ref is called a gyoji
Heavy in the ring
Japanese ring sport
Wrestling style
Sport for behemoths
Sport for heavy men
Mawashi-wearer's sport
Ring activity
Activity involving throwing salt
Its matches usually last only a few seconds
Big ring figure
Contest whose participants wear knots
Sport with 53-Across athletes
Its matches very rarely last for more than one minute
Olympic event
Kind of wrestling
Weighty struggle?
Battle of behemoths
Big-league shoving match?
Battle of beefy grapplers
It originated in Japan circa 23 B.C.
Takanohana's sport
Type of wrestling
Big sport in Japan
Japanese for "wrestle"
Sport for Japanese heavyweights
Akebono's sport
Sport for heavyweights
Big men's sport
Form of wrestling
Sport for gigantic wrestlers
Sport for large Japanese
Battle of beefy combatants
Giant grapplers' sport
Sport held in a dohyo
Sport in a ring
Sport that includes salt throwing
Heavyweight sport
Clash of heavyweights
Japanese sport
Ring contest
Sport where salt is thrown about
Wrestling in a ring
Ring sport
Sport in which salt is tossed
Sport whose athletes have round bodies
Wrestling that's big in Japan?
Kyoto wrestler
Sport with a pre-match mat-salting ritual
Asian wrestler
Sport for 300-pounders
Its champion is called "yokozuna"
Sapporo sport
Wrestling type
Sports for big wrestlers
Heavyweight bout?
Contest in a dohyo
Sport for big grapplers
Heavyweights' ring contest
Heavyweight fight?
Sport with Shinto rituals
Osaka wrestler
Bout of beefy battlers
Japanese heavyweight sport
Sport with a referee called a gyoji
Spectator sport since the Edo period
Sport for the supersized
Sport whose champions are called "yokozuna"
Sport with silk-clad referees called gyoji
Sport shown on TV Japan
Battle of heavyweights
Japanese national sport
Rikishi's sport
Honbasho sport
Sport with referees called gyoji
Japanese wrestling form
Wrestling form with a salt purification ritual
National sport in Nagano
Big sport in Tokyo
Round-ring wrestling
Yokozuna's specialty
Style of wrestling
Athlete hoping not to be thrown out
Grappling sport
National sport of Japan
Japan's national sport
Contact sport of a sort
Japanese form of wrestling
Alternative to Greco-Roman
Japanese for "rush at mutually"
___ wrestling (Japanese sport)
Sport that takes place in a ring called a dohyo
Sport in which beanpoles don't stand a chance
Sport with wrestlers called rikishi
Form of Japanese wrestling.
Tokyo sport
Tokyo wrestling
Trans-Pacific wrestling
Wrestling, in Tokyo
Japanese wrestling style
Stylized wrestling
Japanese grappling
Certain wrestler
Oriental combat
Japanese entertainment
Ceremonial sport
Shoving match?
Squatter?
Sport in which athletes crouch
Heavyweights compete in it
Sport with beefy grapplers
Contact sport with a purification ritual
Sport for rikishi
Sport of a rikishi
___ wrestling
Heavyweights face off in it
Mawashi wearer's activity
Popular spectator sport that's not in the Olympics
Rikishi's specialty
Ring toss activity?
Big sport overseas?
Bare-chested sport
Shoving matches?
Heavyweight bouts?
Heavyweight wrestling
___ wrestler
Activity in a dohyo
Heavy competition?
Variety of wrestling
Wrestling for 400-pounders
Battle of the bulges?
Competition with minimal apparel
Sport conducted in a dohyo
Sport originally part of a Shinto ritual
Sport whose participants are called rikishi
Competition between two heavyweights
Sport that takes place in a dohyo
Shoving match, in a way
Sport in which rikishi wear mawashi
Wrestler in a mawashi
Its name comes from Japanese for "to fight"
Rikishi compete in it
Sport with the rank yokozuna ("grand champion")
Its highest rank is called "yokozuna"
Asian wrestling
Topknotted wrestler
Huge sport overseas?
Rotund wrestling?
-- wrestling
Japanese scrapping
Asian grappler
Beefy grappler
Hakuho Sho's sport
Sport whose competitors toss salt into the ring before a match
Jujitsu relative
Japanese shoving match
Hefty wrestler
Super-heavyweight's sport
Wrestling with the big guys
Large wrestler's sport
Type of wrestler
Heavyweight contest
Japanese wrestling match
Rikishi's wrestling
Rikishi's wrestling form
Sport played in a dohyo
Sport steeped in Shinto tradition
Heavyweight bout, really
Huge wrestler
Super large wrestler
Wrestler with guts?
Contact sport for heavyweights
Dohyo wrestling
Japanese sport in a ring
Wrestling popular in Tokyo
Wrestling sport in a dohyo
Wrestling form whose highest rank is yokozuna
Wrestling in a dohyo
Wrestling linked to Shinto
Japanese wrestler
Heavyweight wrestler
Eastern wrestling style
Sport for large athletes
Heavyweight's sport
Matchup of beefy grapplers
Pushy sport
Sport with no weight limit
Sport refereed by a gyoji
Beefy grappler, briefly
Behemoth wrestlers, for short
Certain heavyweight wrestler
Weighty sport?
Sport in which a mawashi is worn
Clash of beefy wrestlers
Sport for beefy battlers
Sport in a circular ring
Anna Zhigalova's sport
Heavyweights' contest
Popular sport in Japan
Wrestling sport
Chiyonofuji Mitsugu's sport
Sport whose highest rank is yokozuna
Sport with a rikishi
Heavy sport
Japanese heavyweight
Ring battle
What a yokozuna is a grand champion of
Sport with a haircutting retirement ceremony called danpatsu-shiki
Battle of the bulgy?
Sport whose athletes may earn kinboshi
Sport whose champion is the "Yokozuna"
Sport with big competition?
Big guys' sport
Sport whose top ranking is yokozuna
Competition held in a dohyo
Sport whose participants train in a heya
Contest held in a dohyo
Competition for a rikishi
Sport with heavy competitors
Competition in a dohyo
Wrestling for heavyweights
Sport in a ring called a dohyo
Sport whose participants wear mawashi
Sport of heavyweights
Sport whose average participant weighs 330 pounds
Sport with massive competitors