“To force out an opponent” in Japanese
Short answer
To force out an opponent in Japanese is “がぶる” (gaburu). Full meaning: to pitch (e.g. a boat); to force out an opponent.
Other ways to say “To force out an opponent” in Japanese
がぶら
gabura to pitch (e.g. a boat); to force out an opponent
がぶッ
gabu to pitch (e.g. a boat); to force out an opponent
がぶろ
gaburo to pitch (e.g. a boat); to force out an opponent
がぶん
gabun to pitch (e.g. a boat); to force out an opponent
がぶれ
gabure to pitch (e.g. a boat); to force out an opponent
がぶろふ
gaburoo to pitch (e.g. a boat); to force out an opponent
がぶろう
gaburoo to pitch (e.g. a boat); to force out an opponent
がぶりゃ
gaburya to pitch (e.g. a boat); to force out an opponent
がぶろっ
gaburo to pitch (e.g. a boat); to force out an opponent
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