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Answer for the clue "Fighting with the fists ", 6 letters:
boxing

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Word definitions for boxing in dictionaries

Wikipedia Word definitions in Wikipedia
Boxing is a combat sport. Boxing may also refer to:

Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"fighting with the fists as a sport," 1711, verbal noun from box (v.2).

Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
noun COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES a boxing/tennis/golf etc champion ▪ The show will be opened by the former world boxing champion, Chris Eubank. Boxing Day boxing gloves ▪ The trainer laced up Mike's boxing gloves. shadow boxing COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS ...

The Collaborative International Dictionary Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Boxing \Box"ing\, n. The act of fighting with the fist; a combat with the fist; sparring; pugilism. --Blackstone. Boxing glove , a large padded mitten or glove used in sparring for exercise or amusement.

Usage examples of boxing.

To steel his body with the fluid motions and speed of aikido, he also took up boxing and fencing and rounded things out with acrobatics.

Then Marks took his turn in the boxing ring while Akers held Nash in a full nelson.

Finally Jaimie went back to her room to locate MacCarron, while Becker wandered into the bar, where the huge holographic screen was showing a boxing match between two quick little featherweights, one from Zimbabwe and one from Pakistan, both with their fervent and very vocal rooting sections.

It made a change in him right away and he dropped out of the boxing squad to get himself apprenticed to the Bugle Corps.

A thing that had started almost a year ago, with Chief Bugler Houston, and led up through Dynamite Holmes and the boxing into The Treatment and Ike Galovitch and from there to the Stockade and Jack Malloy and the late Fatso Judson, and a lot of other things both before and after, to finally here, where, for this split minute that was the current point of time in the line of time which was not a line but an infinite series of points, four strangers held it all in their hands without even knowing it.

Meyerhold would have his actors trained in the techniques of the acrobatic circus, fencing, boxing, ballet and eurhythmies, gymnastics and modern dance so that they could tell a story through the supple movements of their whole bodies or even just their faces.

The brutish, broken face which moved into the light was well known to be Dan Figgins, ex-heavyweight boxing champion of Glasgow and London, now a bookmaker with a reputation for very rough and unfavourable handling should his clients fail to settle on time.

But an ippon is like a knockout in boxing: fast and sure, no matter what has gone before.

I wended my way among boxing machines, baseball games, strength-testing devices, machine gun emplacements, kinescope peep shows, foot-easers, horoscope venders and the like.

A fighter from one of the Kronk boxing clubs was announced, rap music came booming out of speakers and a procession of handlers and hangers-on appeared out of a door on the side aisle.

He had discovered that Rains disliked Merriwell, and that was enough to establish a bond of friendship between the big plebe and the lad with whom he was boxing.

Elder stepped back out of its arc, pulled the trigger of his pistol, and Stu felt a heavy but painless boxing glove weighted with lead shot land on his chest.

He was dressed in a white shirt, cream flannels and white tackies and looked more like a cricketer than a boxing referee.

Skaeth stood behind Gofraig, and Tamas and Baltair stood on either side of the uninvited guest, effectively boxing him in.

He sported a black spit curl over a beaten-down nose and showed a stomach still hard as a washboard, but he must have had ten years on the kid he was boxing.