[DOC] [TLE] Vocabulary SAT: Derivatives of the Latin Verb Pugnare [PAR] Mar 19, 2008 ... Create a vocabulary lesson plan with the Latin root pugnare. SAT words ... 
pugilism (n): the sport of fighting with fists, i.e. boxing. He took first... [DOC] [TLE] One name for this woodwind, hautboy, is from the French meaning ... [PAR] Jul 7, 2016 ... video icon  One name for this sport derives from the Latin pugnare, to fight with 
fists # Quiz # Question. 0:29. FirstAmVideo. No views... [DOC] [TLE] fight - Wiktionary [PAR] 1.3.1 Synonyms; 1.3.2 Derived terms; 1.3.3 Translations ... to wave vigorously (
and carelessly) with one's arms), Latin pect   (comb, ... fight   (third-person 
singular simple present fights, present participle fighting, simple past fought, past 
participle fought or (archaic) foughten) ..... (sports) A boxing or martial arts match. [DOC] [TLE] pugilism - Memidex dictionary/thesaurus [PAR] "pugilism" definition: fighting with the fists. ... Spread the Word ... 1791, from Latin 
pugil ("fist") + -ism, related to pugnus ("fist"), from. ... a martial art and combat 
sport in which two people engage in a contest of strength ... boxing [entry 1, noun] 
| pugilism [entry 1] ... Origin: Latin pugil, boxer, pugilist, akin to pugnare, to fight (
see... [DOC] [TLE] Pugilism dictionary definition | pugilism defined - YourDictionary [PAR] Classical Latin pugil, boxer, pugilist, akin to pugnare, to fight (see pugnacious) + -
ism. Webster's ... The skill, practice, and sport of fighting with the fists; boxing. [DOC] [TLE] List of Latin phrases (full) - Wikipedia [PAR] This page lists direct English translations of common Latin phrases. Some of the 
phrases are .... A similar phrase is nemo tenetur se ipsum accusare ("no one is 
bound to accuse ... ad astra, to the stars, Name or motto, in whole or part, of many 
organizations, .... Another university term, matriculation, is also derived from 
mater. [DOC] [TLE] A.Word.A.Day --oppugn - Wordsmith.org [PAR] Words derived from body parts. This week's words precipitous  oppugn ... May I 
try your name? ... From Latin oppugnare (to fight or oppose), from ob- (against) + 
pugnare (to fight), from pugnus (fist). Ultimately from the .... Poor usage examples 
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... [DOC] [TLE] Online Etymology Dictionary - Timeline | Facebook [PAR] Etymonline Plaza, 536 E King St. Lancaster, PA 17602 ... Also known as "Low 
Sunday," it takes its name from Latin quasi modo, the first words of ... fond of 
fighting," from pugnare "to fight," especially with the fists, from pugnus "a fist," from 
.... Latin LUSUS is "a play," derived from the verb LUDERE (stem lus-) "to play, to 
sport. [DOC] [TLE] Is Your Vocabulary Teaching Obsolete? - JStor [PAR] concerned-fascinated rather-one of my seniors, whose ... at clenched fists. What 
is the name of the man who makes ... verb pugnare in Latin, to fight." I look ... is 
less strong than if you used your fists to beat him off. ... one. Today when sports. [DOC] [TLE] pungent - definicin de pungent en ingls del Diccionario Oxford [PAR] 1Having a sharply strong taste or smell: the pungent smell of frying onions ... from 
an Old French word that meant 'pricking' and derived from Latin pungere, 'to prick'
. ... It gets its name from the fact that it is held in the fist, from Latin pugnus 'fist'. 
This is also the source, via pugnare 'to fight', of pugnacious (mid 17th century). [DOC] [TLE] pugnacious- Definition von pugnacious auf Englisch aus dem ... [PAR] The adult males are extremely pugnacious and fight fiercely with one ... Mid 17th

Question: One name for this sport derives from the Latin "pugnare", to fight with fists
Answer: boxing