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Answer: SUMO

SUMO is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 156 times.

• Sport for heavyweights
• Ceremonial sport
• Ring sport
• Japanese wrestling
• Japanese sport
• Shoving match?
• Squatter?
• Clash of heavyweights
• Wrestling style
• Kind of wrestling
• Matchup of behemoth wrestlers
• Sport in which athletes crouch
• Battle of beefy grapplers
• Ring contest
• Heavyweights compete in it
• Sport with beefy grapplers
• Contact sport with a purification ritual
• Sport for rikishi
• Sport of a rikishi
• Battle of behemoths
• Big-league shoving match?
• Takanohana's sport
• Type of wrestling
• It originated in Japan circa 23 B.C.
• Big sport in Japan
• Japanese for "wrestle"
• Sport for Japanese heavyweights
• Akebono's sport
• Big men's sport
• Sport for gigantic wrestlers
• Form of wrestling
• Sport for large Japanese
• Battle of beefy combatants
• Giant grapplers' sport
• Heavyweight bout?
• Sport for 300-pounders
• Sport for big grapplers
• Sport held in a dohyo
• Sport that takes place in a ring called a dohyo
• Sport in which beanpoles don't stand a chance
• Contest in a dohyo
• Sport with a pre-match mat-salting ritual
• Round-ring wrestling
• Yokozuna's specialty
• Style of wrestling
• Sapporo sport
• Japanese national sport
• Beefy grappler
• Heavyweight contest
• Certain wrestler
• Type of wrestler
• Large wrestler's sport
• Sport refereed by a gyoji
• Heavyweight's sport
• Pushy sport
• Matchup of beefy grapplers
• Super-heavyweight's sport
• Heavyweight wrestler
• Kind of wrestler
• Jujitsu relative
• Sport for behemoths
• Sport for large athletes
• Alternative to Greco-Roman
• Sport in a ring
• Mawashi wearer's activity
• Popular spectator sport that's not in the Olympics
• Heavyweights' ring contest
• Heavyweights face off in it
• Wrestling type
• Heavyweight sport?
• Heavyweight fight?
• Sport with no weight limit
• Sport whose top ranking is yokozuna
• Battle of the bulgy?
• Sport with Shinto rituals
• Huge sport overseas?
• Asian sport
• ___ wrestling
• Topknotted wrestler
• Beefy grappler, briefly
• Behemoth wrestlers, for short
• Sport that includes salt throwing
• Rikishi's specialty
• Ring toss activity?
• Wrestling form
• Osaka wrestler
• Competition held in a dohyo
• Wrestling in a ring
• Sport where salt is thrown about
• Big sport overseas?
• Bout of beefy battlers
• Sport whose athletes have round bodies
• Shoving matches?
• Japanese heavyweight sport
• Grappling sport
• Sport with a referee called a gyoji
• Bare-chested sport
• Sport in which salt is tossed
• Sport whose participants train in a heya
• National sport of Japan
• Asian wrestling
• Heavyweight bouts?
• Oriental combat
• ___ wrestler
• Spectator sport since the Edo period
• Japanese wrestling match
• Heavyweight wrestling
• Rikishi's sport
• Its top division is called Makuuchi
• Activity in a dohyo
• Sport with silk-clad referees called gyoji
• Sport whose champions are called "yokozuna"
• Sport for the supersized
• Wrestling for 400-pounders
• Sport in which a mawashi is worn
• National sport in Nagano
• Variety of wrestling
• Japanese entertainment
• Heavy competition?
• Battle of the bulges?
• Sport originally part of a Shinto ritual
• Sport conducted in a dohyo
• Yokozuna's sport
• Competition with minimal apparel
• Sport for beefy battlers
• Clash of beefy wrestlers
• Sport shown on TV Japan
• Super large wrestler
• Huge wrestler
• Sport whose participants are called rikishi
• Wrestler with guts?
• Japan's national sport
• Japanese form of wrestling
• Contact sport for heavyweights
• Dohyo wrestling
• Competition between two heavyweights
• Sport that takes place in a dohyo
• Japanese wrestling form
• Japanese wrestling style
• Shoving match, in a way
• Contact sport of a sort
• Sport in which rikishi wear mawashi
• Wrestler in a mawashi
• Battle of heavyweights
• Sport played in a dohyo
• Sport steeped in Shinto tradition
• Rikishi's wrestling
• Rikishi's wrestling form
• Wrestling sport
• Sport with referees called gyoji
• Honbasho sport
• Sport whose highest rank is yokozuna
• Sport that's big in Japan
• Sport with a rikishi
• Sport with the rank yokozuna ("grand champion")
• Its name comes from Japanese for "to fight"