US /ˈfaɪtɪŋ/
・UK /'faɪtɪŋ/
Instead, he says, hate speech should be understood as belonging to the class of speech known as fighting words.
Fighting words are words that are meant to incite violence.
I've talked about, if you've been watching the show long enough, that first F on a test in fourth grade and literally making that transition to, "I'm going to fight the market," and I've been fighting the market my whole life.
and I've been fighting the market my whole life.
No wonder you've been fighting no wonder you've been fighting ISIS your entire adult life.
FIGHTING -- NO WONDER
We are still kids when we're so in love, fighting against all loss.
Fighting against all odds
He's fighting on the front lines of an epidemic quietly
He's fighting on the front lines of an epidemic quietly sweeping India, driven by a new menace: junk food.
Its deteriorating reputation is another issue the company is fighting.
is fighting. Sellers have blamed the 2013 rule change,
"Grunting", you know the sort of grunting where you're fighting but not really hard, so it's clear neither of them are really in pain but they're not exactly playing nice either.
*fighting sound effects*
I am slightly dreadful at the thought of fighting Titans!
I AM SLIGHTLY FRETFUL OF THE THOUGHT OF FIGHTING TITANS!
It does, and we actually often use it to talk about fighting.
Yeah, It is. In boxing a sparring partner, is someone who you practise fighting with and now, because they're a partner ,you trust them not to hurt you.