to go to loggerheads
11loggerheads — n. at loggerheads with ( in disagreement with ) * * * at loggerheads with ( in disagreement with ) …
12loggerheads — log|ger|heads [ lɔgər,hedz ] noun at loggerheads (with someone) disagreeing very strongly with someone: The British and Irish governments are still at loggerheads over the deal …
13loggerheads — UK [ˈlɒɡə(r)ˌhedz] / US [ˈlɔɡərˌhedz] noun at loggerheads (with someone) disagreeing very strongly with someone The British and Irish governments are still at loggerheads over the deal …
14loggerheads — n. part of the phrase at loggerheads (at odds, in opposition to) log·ger·head || lÉ‘gÉ™rhed , lÉ”gÉ™rhed / lÉ’gÉ™hed n. stupid person, idiot; large marine turtle found in warm ocean waters …
15loggerheads — [ˈlɒgəˌhedz] noun at loggerheads (with sb) disagreeing very strongly with someone[/ex] …
16loggerheads — ■ at loggerheads disagreeing, in conflict, at odds, in opposition, quarrelling COLLOQ. at daggers drawn, at each other s throats, like cat and dog …
17loggerheads — noun Fisticuffs; fighting …
18at loggerheads — adjective in a dispute or confrontation Sam and his parents were at loggerheads over the question of car privileges • Similar to: ↑hostile * * * IN DISAGREEMENT, at odds, at variance, wrangling, quarrelling, locking horns, at daggers drawn, in… …
19Lakeland Loggerheads — Gründung 2003 Auflösung 2004 Geschichte Lakeland Loggerheads 2003 – 2004 Standort Lakeland, Florida Liga …
20To be at loggerheads — Loggerhead Log ger*head , n. [Log + head.] 1. A blockhead; a dunce; a numskull. Shak. Milton. [1913 Webster] 2. A spherical mass of iron, with a long handle, used to heat tar. [1913 Webster] 3. (Naut.) An upright piece of round timber, in a… …
