Slang question

what is a Slang for people competing each other head to head? (i am looking for a short one)


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How about a duel?

 

its not a slang i am looking something like digg (when you like something)

Posted 2007-09-17T08:50:22Z
 
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Here are three that come to mind immediately.

at loggerheads

at odds

lock horns

Posted 2007-09-17T15:54:04Z
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Butt heads...get-it-on...lets do it..come on big guy..no time like the present..sounds like fighting words to me..show you're stuff..sparring time..wana play in my court?...lets jam..

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opponents, foes, competitors.

there's no slang that comes to mind 

Posted 2007-09-18T16:29:13Z
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Dux Femina Facti
-The Aeneid

smack down.  that's what we call it when our cats fight at night.

3 am Kitty Smack Down.

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