fist

fist
noun
ADJECTIVE
balled (esp. AmE), clenched, closed, tight
loose
little, small, tiny
giant, huge, large, massive
gloved
bare

He was punching the man with his bare fists.

left, right
flying

I managed to duck his flying fists.

angry

Diago pounded an angry fist against the wall.

VERB + FIST
form, make

He closed his fingers to form a fist.

ball (esp. AmE), clench, close, tighten
unclench, uncurl
bang, beat, hit, plant, pound, punch, slam, smack, smash, strike, thump

He banged his fist loudly on the table.

He punched his fist in the air.

drive, ram, shove, throw, thrust

He thrust his fist forward and smashed her face.

shake, wave

The man was shaking his fist at us through the window.

pump

‘Yeah, you did it!’ Sally said, pumping her fist in the air.

lift, raise

She raised her fist in a gesture of defiance.

swing

He swung his fists wildly at his attacker's head.

bring back, draw back, pull back

She drew back her fist and threw a punch at his nose.

use

Cailean was tired of using his fists to get everything he wanted.

FIST + VERB
ball, clench, curl, tighten

She saw Joe's fists clench.

collide with sth, connect with sth, hit sth, strike sth

He felt Michelle's fist connect with his jaw.

pound (sth), slam (sth), smash (sth)

A fist slammed on the table in front of her.

land

His fist landed forcefully against Mike's jaw.

fly

She ran at him, her fists flying.

FIST + NOUN
fight
PREPOSITION
in your fist

She was holding a hammer in her fist.

PHRASES
clench your hand into a fist

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