battle (noun)

  • 21battle-axe block — or battle axe section noun (Aust and NZ) A plot of land without a street frontage, with access to and from the street via a drive or lane • • • Main Entry: ↑battle …

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  • 22battle-axe section — battle axe block or battle axe section noun (Aust and NZ) A plot of land without a street frontage, with access to and from the street via a drive or lane • • • Main Entry: ↑battle …

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  • 23battle — I (dispute) noun action, affair, affray, argument, campaign, clash, collision, conflict, confrontation, contention, contest, crusade, discord, dispute, dissension, encounter, engagement, hostilities, ordeal, resistance, row, showdown, strife,… …

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  • 24battle dress — noun a military uniform designed for field service • Topics: ↑military, ↑armed forces, ↑armed services, ↑military machine, ↑war machine • Hypernyms: ↑military uniform * * * noun …

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  • 25battle line — noun Date: 1814 1. a line along which a battle is fought 2. a line defining the positions of opposing groups in a conflict or controversy usually used in plural < battle lines were drawn over economic policies > …

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  • 26Battle of Quebec — noun a) any of several military battles in and around Quebec City b) the competition between the Montreal and Quebec City NHL teams See Also: Battle of Ontario, Battle of Alberta …

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  • 27battle fatigues — noun military fatigues worn in battle, a form of battle dress Syn: combat fatigues …

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  • 28Battle of Ontario — noun the competition between the Toronto and Ottawa NHL teams See Also: Battle of Alberta, Battle of Quebec …

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  • 29battle-sark — noun (archaic) Complete set of clothes used for body protection in battle, armour My battle sark braided, brilliantly gilded …

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  • 30battle cry — noun 1) the army s battle cry Syn: war cry, war whoop, rallying call/cry; rebel yell 2) the battle cry of the feminist movement Syn: slogan, motto, watchword, catchphrase, mantra …

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