two-fisted
[too-fis-tid]
adjective
ready for or inclined to physical combat.
strong and vigorous.
Origin of two-fisted
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Related Words for two-fisted
noble, vigorous, bold, masculine, virile, macho, self-reliant, heroic, manly, muscular, manlike, manful, gallant, brave, hardy, hunk, adult, stud, jock, maleExamples from the Web for two-fisted
Historical Examples of two-fisted
Now, that's healthy doin's fur a two-fisted Christian, ain't it?
The SpendersHarry Leon Wilson
Men like what the magazines call “a red-blooded, two-fisted, he-man.”
The Book of Business EtiquetteNella Henney
Mrs. Harrison came and got into the work “two-fisted,” as she said herself.
The Girls of Hillcrest FarmAmy Bell Marlowe
At the head of the procession was the "two-fisted" Centralia bunch.
The Centralia ConspiracyRalph Chaplin
No meal can ever be like breakfast to them that's two-fisted, and Angus was.
Somewhere in Red GapHarry Leon Wilson
two-fisted
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