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Meanings of dogfighting in English

Aerial warfare action involving positioning an aircraft to attack another aircraft.

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Usage of dogfighting in English
1
She'll have to get a lead on the dogfighting ring, follow it there.
Blackbird
2
No one told him to participate in a vicious dogfighting ring.
Ebony
3
But the Lockheed-built F-22s comprise around half of America's dogfighting fleet.
Wired
4
And he doesn't have any obvious connections to crime, even to that dogfighting ring.
Blackbird
5
Cylons seemed to put quantity over quality when it came to dogfighting in space.
Unity
6
CAWF further expressed the need for a targeted communications strategy to create awareness of dogfighting.
The South African
7
It looked like they were running a dogfighting ring.
Blackbird
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But he was convicted of running a dogfighting ring and sent to prison in 2007.
Ebony
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It is supposed to do everything from dogfighting to dropping bombs, carrier landings to vertical landings.
News.com.au
10
It's been years since the Air Force has maintained a significant dogfighting presence in the Middle East.
Wired
11
There is an increasing number of school-aged children participating in dogfighting, these dogs often stolen from residences.
The South African
12
Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick, who this week said he will plead guilty to dogfighting and gambling charges.
Reuters
13
As many as half of the jets already paid for, lack modern dogfighting systems, such as helmet-mounted sights.
Wired
14
We can't keep dogfighting with Ravens.
The Slab
15
They were hiding some dogfighting ring.
Blackbird
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He'd taken a hit earlier dogfighting a TIE, and the repair made by his astromech had now broken free.
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