| Hint | Term |
| A multi-man match where wrestlers are eliminated by being thrown over the top rope | |
| The final match in a feud | |
| A match that ends in a time-limit draw | |
| What wrestlers generally call eachother (particularily in the '80s) | |
| When a wrestler hits the mat or ground | |
| Defame someone or to criticize; lower someone in the eyes of the fans | |
| A statement or action designed to get instant reaction | |
| The point in a match where a wrestler begins to show signs of life by taking over offense | |
| When a wrestler can't make it back in the ring before the count ends | |
| A bloodied face (originated by Gordon Solie) | |
| Line-up of matches; wrestling show | |
| A hardcore match with an emphasis on blood and weapons; In the '80s there was a 'Texas' variety, now they are extremely graphic and violent in nature | |
| Someone who catches the attention of the fans; Someone fans are willing to pay to see | |
| The ending of a match | |
| A rule which allows a team of more than two wrestlers to hold and defend a tag team championship | |
| A term used by WWE whenever a wrestler is released | |
| A term for matches that don't operate under normal rules; some involve weapons or require a different means to end a match | |
| the staging area just behind the entrance curtain | |