Source Word
sunset flip
Noun
A
wrestling
move
in
which
the
attacking
wrestler
dives
over
an
opponent
who
is
facing
him,
usually
bent
over
forwards,
catching
the
opponent
in
a
waistlock
from
behind
and
landing
back-first
behind
him,
then
rolling
forward
into
a
sitting
position,
pulling
the
opponent
over
backwards
and
down
to
the
mat
so
that
he
lands
on
his
back
in
a
sitout
pin
position.
Japanese Meaning
レスリング技の一種で、攻撃側のレスラーが、対象のレスラーの上を飛び越え、相手の後ろからウエストを捕らえ、背中から着地し、その後前転して座位に入り、相手を後ろに引き倒してマット上で背中から固定する技
Sense（1）
A
wrestling
move
in
which
the
attacking
wrestler
dives
over
an
opponent
who
is
facing
him,
usually
bent
over
forwards,
catching
the
opponent
in
a
waistlock
from
behind
and
landing
back-first
behind
him,
then
rolling
forward
into
a
sitting
position,
pulling
the
opponent
over
backwards
and
down
to
the
mat
so
that
he
lands
on
his
back
in
a
sitout
pin
position.
（ plural ）
