Pronunciation: /fɪst/
noun a clenched hand, especially one used to punch or strike
A1 He clenched his fist in anger.
A2 She raised her fist in victory.
B1 The boxer's fist was tightly wrapped in bandages.
B2 With a swift punch, he landed a blow with his fist.
C1 The diplomat pounded his fist on the table in frustration during the negotiations.
C2 The sculptor's masterpiece featured a hand with a raised fist symbolizing strength and unity.
verb to grip or clench into a fist
A1 He fist bumps his friends when he sees them.
A2 She fist pumped in excitement when she scored a goal.
B1 The boxer fist clenched tightly before throwing a punch.
B2 The angry man fist slammed the table in frustration.
C1 The protester fist raised in defiance against the government.
C2 The martial artist fist strikes with precision and power.
formal The boxer clenched his fist tightly before delivering a powerful punch.
informal I bumped into the wall and accidentally made a fist with my hand.
slang He was so angry that he was ready to throw fists with anyone who crossed him.
figurative She held onto her dream tightly, as if it was a precious gem in the palm of her fist.
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