fistic
- noun
- /ˈfɪstɪk/
- Archaic
- The two men engaged in a fistic encounter outside the bar.
Examples
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Old newspapers sometimes reported a fistic breaking out at political rallies.
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After the match, a brief fistic erupted between rival fans outside the stadium.
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The heated argument quickly turned into a fistic in the crowded street.
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After a brief fistic exchange, they both walked away.
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The two rivals settled their differences with a fistic encounter outside the bar.
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After a heated argument, the discussion quickly escalated into a fistic clash.
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Witnesses reported a brief fistic fight between the two players during the game.
Synonyms
A physical fight where people hit each other with fists
A physical fight using only hands between people
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Etymology
Fistic as a noun also comes from fist ('closed hand') and is like the common word fistfight. So a fistic is a 'fight with the fists' or a short fight with punches.