Similar words: fight, outfight, fighter, fighting, log file, fight back, prizefight, firefighter. Meaning: n. 1. a fiercely disputed contest 2. disorderly fighting 3. an aerial engagement between fighter planes 4. a violent fight between dogs (sometimes organized illegally for entertainment and gambling). v. 1. arrange for an illegal dogfight 2. engage in an aerial battle with another fighter plane.
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1. The three leading contenders were locked in a dogfight.
2. It could end up as a public dogfight.
3. The filmed dogfights are beautifully staged and feature numerous shots of the olive drab and grey P-40s against the blue Hawaiian sky.
4. But it became another public dogfight between Brown and state Sen.
5. Their rancor dated from a political dogfight between them.
6. We realize a dogfight combat CGF system based on the proposed behavior model.
7. West Brom have the experience of a successful dogfight last season but Villa do not.
8. A few men were watching a dogfight on a small TV.
9. Stay ahead by deploying modest quantities of state-of-the-art aircraft,(sentencedict.com) to dogfight over Arizona.
10. The remaining fixtures on today's Premier card have the look of relegation dogfights.
11. More than 42,000 people voted over seven weeks to choose America's top dog, and the poodle won by a wet nose after a dogfight with soft-coated Wheaten terrier.
12. All their wonderful history and tradition counts for nothing in a relegation dogfight like this.
13. In Pompano, Florida, lost dogs and cats were found in large storage warehouse used by dogfight" trainers."
14. They say motorcycle was left near a crowd of people who gathered to watch a dogfight.
15. A long mourning period, perhaps six months or more, will a pause in the political dogfight.
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