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Definition of two-fisted in English: two-fistedadjective North American informal Tough, aggressive, or vigorous. a two-fisted drinking man Example sentencesExamples - Lyd's from the two-fisted school of private detectives - two-fisted shooting, drinking, fighting, you name it.
- Longshoremen have a rep for being heavy-drinking, two-fisted tough guys.
- The page is forthright in its views and in the two-fisted way it expresses them.
- If you talk like a Texan, you are a two-fisted he-man who knows life's hardships and are ready to scrap at a moment's notice.
- He was such a big man: it looked like he was trying to get drunk, the two-fisted way he was drinking.
- Expect two-fisted thrillers from Jeffery Deaver and Dale Brown.
- I do actually agree with the underlying aim of the article - two-fisted opposition to the EU and to Britain's subjugation by it.
- We want a two-fisted God who comes up like thunder, and we are offended by one who puts himself/herself at our mercy and who now and then looks a lot like our Uncle Fred.
- Martin also enjoyed Edwards' creation of a ‘larger-than-life, Hunter S. Thompson-type, two-fisted, hard-drinking persona.’
- He's been described as a ‘transcendent singer and two-fisted gutter poet’, notorious for his drug and alcohol-fuelled excesses.
- Although ‘Biff ‘leaves much to be desired as Spillane's two-fisted hero, the film looks even better today than it did in 1953.’
- They don't make 'em like this two-fisted rough-and-tumble war series anymore.
- Jonny Quest's brand of two-fisted action draws from all of these themes, updated with a strong undercurrent of cold war science.
- Colin Farrell's reputation as a bad boy will climb several notches after the blistering one-two delivery of Intermission's opening sequence in which a shop assistant is charmed and then floored by Farrell's two-fisted thug.
Synonyms honest, frank, candid, open, truthful, sincere, on the level, honest-to-goodness
Definition of two-fisted in US English: two-fistedadjectiveˌto͞oˈfistədˌtuˈfɪstəd North American informal Strong, virile, and straightforward. a two-fisted drinking man Example sentencesExamples - We want a two-fisted God who comes up like thunder, and we are offended by one who puts himself/herself at our mercy and who now and then looks a lot like our Uncle Fred.
- Jonny Quest's brand of two-fisted action draws from all of these themes, updated with a strong undercurrent of cold war science.
- He's been described as a ‘transcendent singer and two-fisted gutter poet’, notorious for his drug and alcohol-fuelled excesses.
- He was such a big man: it looked like he was trying to get drunk, the two-fisted way he was drinking.
- If you talk like a Texan, you are a two-fisted he-man who knows life's hardships and are ready to scrap at a moment's notice.
- Martin also enjoyed Edwards' creation of a ‘larger-than-life, Hunter S. Thompson-type, two-fisted, hard-drinking persona.’
- Longshoremen have a rep for being heavy-drinking, two-fisted tough guys.
- They don't make 'em like this two-fisted rough-and-tumble war series anymore.
- Colin Farrell's reputation as a bad boy will climb several notches after the blistering one-two delivery of Intermission's opening sequence in which a shop assistant is charmed and then floored by Farrell's two-fisted thug.
- Expect two-fisted thrillers from Jeffery Deaver and Dale Brown.
- The page is forthright in its views and in the two-fisted way it expresses them.
- Lyd's from the two-fisted school of private detectives - two-fisted shooting, drinking, fighting, you name it.
- Although ‘Biff ‘leaves much to be desired as Spillane's two-fisted hero, the film looks even better today than it did in 1953.’
- I do actually agree with the underlying aim of the article - two-fisted opposition to the EU and to Britain's subjugation by it.
Synonyms honest, frank, candid, open, truthful, sincere, on the level, honest-to-goodness
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