Definition of fight:

1. A battle; a contest.
2. To carry on, as a battle; to win by a struggle; to war against; to cause to fight.
3. To contend for victory in battle or in single combat; to contend in arms; to contend or strive; to act as a soldier.

Common misspellings for fight:

foaught, forwhat, hight, flyght, toight, maight, fiight, figude, thght, fighten, figur1, flitgh, niight, fitth, fieght, fightt, fighre, eaight, lught, mght, haight, figur, floght, foulght, figh, fthat, kight, muight, fidgity, mieght, frieght, nght, miught, fghfgh, figidy, rght, figid, nightw, bfight, filght, yaght, fgh, fiffty, figth, lfight, figjt, 4sight, fidgit, fiht, faought, flieght, firdt, fighsty, hieght, fifity, fghf, fught, fiath, loight, tght, fuirt, thoight, mmight, fifht, frieight, jight, forsight, forht, fluight, birght, irght, cauight, eighte, dight, shight, fivety, foget, caiught, fkight, fighte, iight, fithty, quight, fieghts, figher, firat, caight, fnight, flght, fighgt, fiught, sightt, wmight, figety, flught, fouht, mihght, highty, tieght, fatighe.

What does the abbreviation fight mean?

Quotes for fight:

1. We cannot fight new wars with old weapons.

2. There was no doubt that sooner or later we will fight. But we will fight not in the way of the dissidents' protests. We understood that we needed to be as professional as possible.

3. The German decision to fight is implacable. Even if they were given more than they ask, they would attack just the same, because they are possessed by the demon of destruction.

4. We are beaten, we will make no bones about it; but we are not too badly beaten still to fight.

5. I can remember when Democrats believed that it was the duty of America to fight for freedom over tyranny.

Rhymes for fight:

1. reit, fright, smite, night, nite, fite, quite, bright, white, sprite, trite, light, tight, feit, bight, rite, twite, right, lite, plight, bite, wright, dwight, mite, knight, wight, hight, hite, blight, slight, might, flight, sleight, heit, brite, spight, zeit, spite, streit, height, write, kite, sight, cite, site, byte;
2. incite, polite, excite, outright, contrite, recite, nonwhite, forthright, invite, delight, aright, mcknight, indite, rewrite, alight, ignite, upright, despite, tonight, tonite, alright, uptight, onsite, indict;
3. overnight, reunite, disinvite, overwrite, reignite;
4. overexcite;