Angle	A storyline that involves certain people. For example Crash Holly's 24/7 Hardcore title defense is an angle.
Blade	This is when a wrestler cuts himself to make it look like he has been injured or wounded. Often the blade is hidden underneath the tape on their wrists or given to them by the referee.
Booker	The person who makes up storylines , angles and gimmicks for wrestlers. Vital to the success of the company.
Bump	When a wrestler takes a hard knock.
Dark Match	A match(s) that are usually fought at the beginning of RAW but are not aired on t.v.
Face	The good guy who is a fan favorite.
Feud	When wrestlers battle with each other over a period of time.
Heat	When a wrestler gets response from the crowd.
Heel	Hated by the fans , the bad guy.
House Shows	Wrestling shows that are held right across America but are not actually aired on t.v.
Job	To lose the match.
Jobber	A wrestler who loses his matches to make his opponents look good.
Juice	Wrestler's blood.
Kayfabe	To stay in character.
Kill	To stop a gimmick that is not getting a good response from the crowd and not good for ratings.
Mark	A fan who thinks all the angles in wrestling are actually real.
Mid-Carder	A wrestler who fights on the under-card but is usually well known.
Over	When a wrestler's gimmick is liked by the fans or he receives a great amount of heat whether it be cheers or boos.
Pop	The crowd's reaction to a wrestler which can usually be told as they enter.
Push	When a wrestler goes on a winning streak.
Run In	When a wrestler runs in on another's match or interferes.
Save	When a wrestler runs in to stop his friend from losing or taking a total beating.
Screw Job	This is when a match ends in a DQ , draw or no contest.
Sell	When a wrestler makes a move look real.
Shoot	This is when something happens when it is not supposed to.
Shoot Interview	When a wrestler gets serious and breaks from his character.
Spots	The great highlights of a match which are usually planned out before hand.
Tweener	A wrestler who is neither heel or face. For example you could say 'Albert' would be a tweener.
Work	An angle or scene that is planned out ahead of time.

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