fisted (Meaning)

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fisted (imp. & p. p.)

of Fist

The boxer fisted his opponent with all his might, landing a series of powerful blows.
The martial artist fisted the sandbag, testing her strength and technique.
The toddler fisted her mashed potatoes, making a mess on her high chair.
The mechanic fisted the wrench to tighten the bolt, ensuring a secure fit.
The construction worker fisted the hammer to drive the nail into the wood, securing the plank firmly.
The chef fisted the dough, kneading it until it was smooth and elastic, ready for baking.
The sculptor fisted the clay, molding it into the shape of a human figure, capturing the essence of the subject.
The gardener fisted the soil, preparing it for planting, ensuring that the seeds would have a fertile environment to grow.
The carpenter fisted the wood, shaping it into a beautiful piece of furniture, showcasing his craftsmanship and attention to detail.
The musician fisted the guitar strings, strumming them with passion and precision, creating a harmonious melody that filled the room.

of Fist

gripped, grasped,clasped, fastened (on), clutched, held, secured, cornered, arrested, snatched

missed, discharged, released, missed, released, discharged, freed, freed, dropped, liberated

The boxer fisted his opponent with all his might, landing a series of powerful blows.

The martial artist fisted the sandbag, testing her strength and technique.

The toddler fisted her mashed potatoes, making a mess on her high chair.

The mechanic fisted the wrench to tighten the bolt, ensuring a secure fit.