fistfight in Latin
fistfight in Latin is pugna — fistfight means a fight in which people hit each other with their bare fists rather than weapons.
fistfight in Latin
pugna
A fight using bare fists.
What does "fistfight" mean?
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noun A fight in which people hit each other with their bare fists rather than weapons.
"A fistfight broke out in the parking lot after the game."
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verb To fight someone using bare fists.
"The two brothers used to fistfight over the smallest things."
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fistfight in a sentence
- A fistfight broke out in the parking lot after the game.
- The two brothers used to fistfight over the smallest things.
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What is "fistfight" in Latin?
"fistfight" in Latin is pugna. fistfight means: A fight in which people hit each other with their bare fists rather than weapons.
How do you use "fistfight" in a sentence?
Example: "A fistfight broke out in the parking lot after the game." In Latin, "fistfight" is pugna.
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