pugilist|pugilists in English

noun

['pu·gil·ist || 'pjuːdʒɪlɪst]

boxer, one who engages in fistfights

Use "pugilist|pugilists" in a sentence

1. Ancient statues and mosaics testify that pugilists became horribly disfigured.

2. Ancient pugilists had their fists and wrists bound with leather thongs.

3. Mr Smith, the famous pugilist, is in hard condition.

4. Each pugilist has three statistics, displayed via a bar system.

5. 5 words related to Bantamweight: grappler, matman, wrestler, boxer, pugilist

6. A pugilist flushed with life and strength is entering the ring.

7. Marjorie puts up her fists like a pugilist, groans and pushes him away.

8. He looked a pugilist who a blow to the head and was about to topple.

9. There was a long-standing tradition of professionalism, which centred around jockeys and pugilists for the most part.

10. The whole reproval focuses on a azygos computer brief: melee-style pugilist conflict robots of the future.

11. His adversaries include still more cossacks, a border guard or two, a rabbi, and a pugilist.

12. The pugilist blocked his opponent's blows and then put in a sudden right to the jaw.

13. Each of the three men who were about to become my putative godfathers was a former pugilist.

14. Boxer definition, a person who fights as a sport, usually with gloved fists, according to set rules; prize-fighter; pugilist

15. Analogised to a prizefight (irrespective of the fact I'm definitively anti-pugilist--is not boxing, per se, redolent of cock fighting "events" in the U.S

16. The former soldier in the Territorial Army, who wears a black mask, utility belt, Union Flag top, fingerless gloves, combat trousers and military boots, uses his skills as a trained pugilist.