exchanging

"The Chicago Tribune" of the same day tells us that everybody was exchanging fisticuffs when the police arrived.

What in thunder do you mean by exchanging my valise for this one?

They had fallen in with a small picket force which, after exchanging a few shots, had beat a hasty retreat.

"Merely had the pleasure of exchanging shots with him ten minutes ago," was the astounding answer.

So Makaraig was exchanging looks of intelligence with Pepay, who was giving him to understand that she had something to tell him.

His friend was almost immediately opposite—the two looking in each other's face, and exchanging words in low tones.

There the crowd was bellowing, and exchanging pleasantries and laughter.

I prepared a plan of treaty for exchanging the privileges of native subjects, and fixing all duties for ever as they now stood.

At my return into the room, Amelia insisted on my exchanging my coat for one which belonged to the old woman's son.

Maslova stopped laughing, and taking a dish went on her errand, but exchanging looks with the bandaged boy, who giggled again.