different between barehanded vs fistfight
barehanded
English
Alternative forms
- bare-handed
Etymology
bare +? handed
Adjective
barehanded (not comparable)
- Having no covering on the hands.
- (by extension) With no tool or weapon.
Adverb
barehanded (not comparable)
- With no covering on the hands.
- (by extension) Without using a tool or weapon.
Translations
See also
- nakedhanded
barehanded From the web:
- what is barehanded mean
- what does bare handed
- what does barehanded mean
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fistfight
English
Alternative forms
- fist-fight, fist fight
Etymology
From fist +? fight.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /?f?st?fa?t/
Noun
fistfight (plural fistfights)
- A fight using bare fists.
Synonyms
- fisticuffs
- bare-hand boxing
- barehanded boxing
- bare-knuckle boxing
- bare-knuckled boxing
- duking it out
- hand-to-hand combat
- hand-to-hand fight
Translations
Verb
fistfight (third-person singular simple present fistfights, present participle fistfighting, simple past and past participle fistfought)
- To fight using bare fists.
Synonyms
- duke it out
Translations
fistfight From the web:
- what is mean fistfight
- what defines a fistfight
- what os a fistfight
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