| Wrestling Term | It's Definition |
| Angle | The main storyline of a feud. |
| Blade | This is when a wrestler cuts himself with a razor blade to make it look like his opponent has injured him. The blade is sometimes hidden in the tape on their wrists. |
| Booker | This is the person who comes up with the major angles and decides when to change a wrestler's gimmick and also hires wrestlers. |
| Bump | When a wrestler takes a hard fall. |
| Dark Match | A match that is not aired on television. Usually happens before Raw goes on the air. |
| Face | The good guy, the fan favorite. Also known as a babyface. |
| Feud | When two wrestlers or tag teams fight with each other over the course of several weeks. |
| Heat | When a wrestler gets a great response from the crowd. |
| Heel | The bad guy who is hated by the fans. |
| House Show | Wrestling show that are held in towns and cities across America but are not shown on TV. |
| Job | To lose the match. |
| Jobber | Wrestler who always 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 good for the ratings. |
| Mark | A Fan who think all the angles in wrestling are real. |
| Mid Carder | Usually a well known wrestler but wrestles on the undercard. |
| Over | When a wrestler's gimmick is accepted by the fans or when a wrestler receives a great amount of heat. |
| Pop | The crowd's reaction to a wrestler. |
| Push | When a wrestler goes on a long winning streak. |
| Run In | When a wrestler runs into another's match and interferes. |
| Save | When a wrestler interferes in a match to stop his friend or tag team partner from losing. |
| Screw Job | This is when a match ends in a DQ, count out, or no contest. |
| Sell | This is when a wrestler makes a move look real. |
| Shoot | This is when something that wasn't supposed to happen does happen. |
| Shoot Interview | Interview where the wrestler breaks character. |
| Spots | The great highlights of a wrestling match. |
| Tweener | A wrestler that isn't a heel or face. For a while you could say Shawn Michaels was a "Tweener". |
| Work | An angle or scene that is planned out ahead of time. |