Alright. The old dictionary sucked. So here is a new one. If you want a word added to it, post in this thread, or send me a pm. Whichever you feel more comfortable doing. If you feel anything is wrong/needed in this feel free to let me know.
Ask for any definition of toribash jargon here. This list is very short right now.

Dismemberment: When a joint turns red and separates from the rest of the body. See picture. Green circles show dismembered joints.


Decap: A dismemberment at the neck joint. See picture. Green circle shows decap location.


Fracture: Similar to having a joint be dislocated. It has a wider range of motion than normal and you are unable to control a fractured joint. Fractured joints are blueish purple. Green circle denotes fractured joint. NOTE: Fractured joints cannot be dismembered.


Madman: A replay where the player shreds Uke. 3 or more hits is usually required, and the dismemberments should be spread out across Uke's joints. For example, a replay where I kick off Uke's right hand, then right elbow, then right shoulder would no be considered a madman, as Uke did not sustain damage to the majority of his body. See replay.

Shovel: A "noob" move in aikido. It consists of bending over and grabbing the opponent, then lifting him. Many people dislike shovels because they are hard to counter and devastatingly effective.

Noob Clap: A "noob" move in judo. It consists of contracting the pecs and grabbing the hands. Many people dislike the noob clap because it is hard to counter and devastatingly effective.

Snap kick: A type of kick commonly seen in taek kyon. It consists of rotating the chest and hips and contracting or relaxing the kicking leg's knee in the first turn. Then extending the knee to "snap" the leg straight. See Pictures.


Splitcap: When a player splits and decaps Uke in a replay. A replay is only considered a splitcap if the player stops dismembering after the splitcap. See replay.

Skeet: The act of throwing a part of yourself or Uke at Uke's dismembered head. The head must be airborne for the skeet to count. See replay.

Textures: Items that allow you to upload images to texture parts of your tori. For instance, a head texture will allow you to upload an image that will be mapped to the head part of tori. NOTE: texture can be used to mean the item that unlocks the uploading ability OR the uploaded image itself.

Farming: Setting up a server with settings that allow you to win a large number of games quickly. This is bad. Do not farm please.

Booster: An item you can buy(for real money $$$) that gives you a boosted prize for winning fights.

Stiff: A technique of using mostly held joints. Stiff replays tend to look very jerky and robotic.

Relaxed/Limp: A technique of using mostly relaxed joints. Relax tends to make replays look smoother and more realistic.

Boomhit: Also: Boomkick, Boompunch, Boom(insert fighting term here). A hit that is powerful enough to get 3 or more dismemberments at once. Most boomhits occur at the chest and crotch, where the joint density is higher. See replay.

Opener: A set move for the opening part of a match. The noob clap and snap kick are examples of openers.

Rush Moves(Wushu): A technique in wushu in which the player rushes or leaps at the other player.

Qi: Total number of multiplayer matches played.

Manipulation: A replay in which the player smacks uke around a bit before attacking. Eg: tossing uke into the air, then kicking his head off as he falls.

Lift: An aikido tactic involving snapkicking and shoveling at the some time.

Zombie: When an arm or leg gets dismembered and is still being used to do damage to the opponent.