dimication
noun
dim·i·ca·tion
ˌdiməˈkāshən
plural -s
archaic
: contest, strife
Word History
Etymology
Latin dimication-, dimicatio, from dimicatus (past participle of dimicare to fight, from di- —from dis- apart—+ micare to flash) + -ion-, -io -ion; akin to Welsh dirmygu to despise, Persian miža, muža eyelash, Greek omichlē mist
- go for the jugular
- go forward
- go from strength to strength
- go gage
- go gold
- go great guns
- go grocery shopping
- go half and half
- go halves
- go hang
- go heavy on
- go hog wild
- go hungry
- go in
- go in (on)
- go in for
- go in on
- go in with
- go insane
- go into
- go into conniptions
- go into detail
- go into hiding
- go into hysterics
- go into mourning