Utsubuse zuri うつ伏せ吊り
Face-down suspension: a suspension in which the tied person is held face down, with the front of the body toward the floor.
Utsubuse zuri (うつ伏せ吊り) combines utsubuse, face down, with zuri, the suffix form of tsuri (suspension). Shibari Study defines it as a suspension in which the bottom hangs in a face-down position and refers it to utsubuse shibari, which it defines the same way; elsewhere the glossary gives utsubuse shibari as another name for a face-down hogtie. Several other named positions in the same glossary are usually face down, among them the suspended form of gyaku ebi.