slugfest
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slugfest
- /ˈslʌɡfɛst/
Where it comes from
Originally US, from slug (“to hit very hard”) + -fest.
noun slugfests
- A baseball game in which many runs are scored, especially by home runs. The game turned into a 15-9 slugfest.
- A game or match in which heavy blows are exchanged. The championship bout was a slugfest; both boxers were bloodied.
- A tough, heated contest. Lakers win slugfest over Clippers
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title = {slugfest},
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