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11Fist — Fist,der:⇨Wind(I,2) …
12Fist — Sm leiser Bauchwind per. Wortschatz reg. (14. Jh.), mhd. vist, vīst, mndd. vist Stammwort. In den modernen Fortsetzern sind Reflexe von altem ī, i und auch ai vertreten. Formal handelt es sich um ti Abstrakta zu dem in anord. físa furzen… …
13fist|ic — «FIHS tihk», adjective. Informal. having to do with fighting with the fists; done with the fists: »A boxing match is a fistic encounter. SYNONYM(S): pugilistic …
14Fist — Эта статья предлагается к удалению. Пояснение причин и соответствующее обсуждение вы можете найти на странице Википедия:К удалению/19 декабря 2012. Пока процесс обсужден …
15fist — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ balled (esp. AmE), clenched, closed, tight ▪ loose ▪ little, small, tiny …
16fist — 01. He hammered at the door with his [fists]. 02. My son came home with a black eye after getting a [fist] in the face. 03. The old man shook his [fist] at the young boys who had stolen apples from his tree. 04. He banged on the table with his… …
17fist — bull·fist; fist; fist·ed; fist·ful; fist·i·ana; fist·ic; fist·i·cuff; fist·i·cuff·er; fist·mele; puck·fist; pac·i·fist; hard·fist·ed·ness; …
18fist — n. 1) to make a fist 2) to clench; raise; shake one s fist 3) a tight fist 4) (misc.) an iron fist ( a harsh policy ); a mailed fist ( a threat of armed force ) * * * [fɪst] raise shake one s fist a mailed fist ( a threat of armed force ) a tight …
19fist — noun (C) 1 the hand when the fingers are curled in towards the palm, especially in order to express anger or hit someone: She held the money tightly in her fist. | clench your fist (=hold your fist very tightly closed): Malcolm clenched his fists …
20fist — 1. noun /fɪst/ a) hand with the fingers clenched or curled inward The boxers fists rained down on his opponent in the last round. b) the pointing hand symbol 2. verb /fɪst/ a) …
