A blow to someone or something with the fist.
1 Ireland and Scotland were about to set to; Erin was going to fisticuff Gajothel.
2 I'm tired o' being a kick-a-toe and fisticuff to everybody.
3 He was not without skill at fisticuff , was Hackley.
4 This kick and fisticuff amused Louis Bonaparte.
5 As folk fleece and fisticuff in street.
6 In no account of this great conflict is any precision observed concerning the pell-mell and fisticuff parts of it.
7 From a simple fisticuff it developed into a deadly struggle between skilled strength and strength that was merely brutal.
8 If his fairy-godmother had prearranged this fisticuff , she could not have done anything better so far as Killigrew was concerned.
9 In a fisticuff or a rough-and-tumble fight, he was one of the most formidable men of the region in which he lived.
10 He had a fisticuff encounter with "Cerro Gordo" Williams, in which he came out victorious, having knocked Williams into the gutter.
11 Really, she was getting very tired of these constant bouts of fisticuffs .
12 Economics fisticuffs No one's arguing sustainable growth is a good thing.
13 In this the twins agreed: fisticuffs were not worth their time.
14 Student food is a minefield; with freezer politics ending in fisticuffs .
15 All week, by golly, I am hearing about you and the fisticuffs business.
16 We had a turn at fisticuffs which resulted in my favor.
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