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Meanings of fisticuffs in English
Catalan
cops de puny Spanish
puñetazos Usage of fisticuffs in English
1
Really, she was getting very tired of these constant bouts of fisticuffs.
2
Economics fisticuffs No one's arguing sustainable growth is a good thing.
3
In this the twins agreed: fisticuffs were not worth their time.
4
Student food is a minefield; with freezer politics ending in fisticuffs.
5
All week, by golly, I am hearing about you and the fisticuffs business.
6
We had a turn at fisticuffs which resulted in my favor.
7
She was, when it came down to verbal fisticuffs, easy meat.
8
The situation was growing strained, and might well culminate in fisticuffs.
9
Hypnotism was a show-man's flourish, window dressing for old-fashioned fisticuffs and detective work.
10
Bulliballock, make sign to him of a hail of fisticuffs upon the muzzle.
11
His friends had been driven out of Washington or had taken to fisticuffs.
12
At first I found our bouts at fisticuffs a severe tax.
13
This decade's mods and rockers don't cluster at Brighton and Hastings for fisticuffs.
14
There was passion, there was atmosphere, there were tries and fisticuffs.
15
This was good old-fashioned fisticuffs of the bloodied nose and blackened eye variety.
16
Intense indeed must be the affection which can thus drive you to fisticuffs!
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