The term 'Full or 'HALF' Wrestling Hold' refers to a type of wrestling move in which one wrestler holds the other in a tight grip. The most common example of this is the NELSON, which is a six-letter hold that involves the wrestler's arms being locked around the opponent's neck and shoulders. This hold is often used to control the opponent and can be used to set up a submission move. It is also known as a HALF NELSON, as the wrestler does not need to fully encircle the opponent's body with their arms.