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dogfight

[dawg-fahyt, dog-] / ˈdɔgˌfaɪt, ˈdɒg- /




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It is easier to play high tempo, ambitious rugby on a summer tour and against southern hemisphere opposition than in the depths of a Six Nations dogfight.

From BBC

In stark contrast to the narrow loss to New Zealand last week, Scotland enjoyed a strong first half and went 21-0 up early in the second, before being dragged into a dogfight by Los Pumas.

From BBC

Space Force officers now use the phrase “dogfighting in space” to describe what China’s been practicing.

From MarketWatch

"There was a whole range of different dogfighters in there, all collaborating, chatting, sharing videos. It gave us a real insight to the global perspective of dogfighting."

From BBC

Former NFL running back LeShon Johnson was convicted of running a large-scale dogfighting operation for the second time in 20 years.

From Los Angeles Times