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fisted

/ˈfɪstɪd/

Translations

fistedpast participle

/ˈfɪstɪd/

Used chiefly as a past-participle adjective meaning ‘with (a) fist(s)’, and as a base element in compound adjectives such as tight-fisted.

кулачный

He gave a fisted salute to his comrades.

Он отдал кулачный салют своим товарищам.

Synonyms

fistverb

fisted

Past Simple

fisted

Past Simple

fisted

Past Participle

fisting

Gerund

/fɪst/

сжимать в кулак

He fisted his hand in anger.

Он сжал руку в кулак от гнева.

Additional translations

Synonyms

make a fist

ball (one's hand)

Definitions

fistedpast participle

Having a closed hand with fingers curled tightly into the palm.

The boxer stood in the ring, fisted and ready for the next round.

Occurring in compounds with a preceding modifier to denote the nature of someone's grip or hand-related quality, either literal or figurative.

He has become notoriously tight-fisted since starting his new job.

fistverb

To clench one’s hand into a tight ball, typically as a gesture of anger or determination.

She fisted her hand in determination before stepping onto the stage.

To strike or hit with the fist.

The boxer fisted his opponent with a powerful right hook.

To grip or hold something tightly with the hand.

She fisted the rope to prevent herself from falling.

To insert the hand or fist into the rectum or vagina as a sexual practice.

The manual offers safety tips for anyone interested in learning how to fist a partner.