fight(ing)
1fight´ing|ly — fight|ing «FY tihng», adjective. 1. that fights or is trained for fighting: »a fighting force, a fighting man. 2. of or having to do with fighting: »fighting gear, the fighting field;…so long as the two halves of the divided world maintain their… …
2fight|ing — «FY tihng», adjective. 1. that fights or is trained for fighting: »a fighting force, a fighting man. 2. of or having to do with fighting: »fighting gear, the fighting field;…so long as the two halves of the divided world maintain their fearful… …
3bull|fight|ing — «BUL FY tihng», noun. the sport of fighting a bull in an arena: »For more than seven centuries, bullfighting has been Spain s reigning craze and pastime (Newsweek) …
4cock|fight|ing — «KOK FY tihng», noun, adjective. –n. fighting by roosters or gamecocks for the entertainment of spectators. –adj. of or having to do with a cockfight or cockfights …
5fire´-fight´ing — fire fighting, 1. the act of putting out a fire. 2. the occupation of a fire fighter. –fire´ fight´ing, adjective …
6gun|fight|ing — «GUHN FY tihng», noun. 1. the act of fighting with guns. 2. the methods or technique of fighting with guns …
7in|fight|ing — «IHN FY tihng», noun. 1. Boxing. fighting at close quarters, where only short range blows can be delivered. 2. U.S. Informal, Figurative. conflict or controversy among persons who are closely associated; internal dissension: »Well versed in the… …
8prize|fight|ing — «PRYZ FY tihng», noun. boxing for money …
9war|fight|ing — «WAR FY tihng», noun. combat between ballistic missiles; warfare conducted by using missiles to attack or intercept enemy missiles. ╂[probably < war(head) + fighting] …
10fight — fight; fight·able; fight·er; re·fight; fight·ing·ly; …