- SPAR
- Sail support
- Exchange verbal blows
- Have a verbal dispute
- Mast
- Work out
- Work out with a pug
- Onetime USCG member
- Prepare for fight night
- Box
- Rigging support
- Ship's pole
- Shadowbox
- Mast or boom
- Fight, but not seriously
- Work with hooks or crosses
- Do some practice rounds
- Duke it out for practice
- Have a battle of wits, say
- Go for a few rounds?
- Match wits, say
- Box a bit
- Boom or box
- Boom or gaff
- Practice for a bout
- Trade jabs
- Derrick part
- Duke it out
- Exchange words
- Fight
- Fight (over)
- Go at it
- Practice for MMA
- Trade punches
- Manager Anderson in the Baseball Hall-of-Fame
- Go toe to toe
- Slug it out
- Train in a ring
- Go a round or two
- Haggle with Hagler
- Practice pugilism
- Train for bouts
- Come to blows
- Prepare for a match
- Box on a mat
- Trade jabs or barbs
- Wrangle
- Have a war of words
- Debate (with)
- Have a debate
- Prepare to box
- Tussle
- Practice boxing
- Rigging pole
- Box lightly
- Box to train
- Practice for a prizefight
- Train for a match
- Bandy words
- Practice on canvas
- Practice punching
- Sling a little mud
- Work on one's rights, maybe
- Work on one's crosses, say
- Work to figure out a combination, maybe
- Go a few rounds
- Rehearse in the ring
- Nautical pole
- Practice, to pugilists
- Duke it out, in practice
- Practice la Holyfield
- Practice fighting
- Trade jabs in the ring
- Boom or bowsprit
- Box without a ref
- Practice in the ring
- Practice with a pugilist
- Fight verbally
- Make like a boxer
- Practice la Ali
- Work with a pug
- Train for a fight
- Train in the ring
- Practice with gloves
- Go a few practice rounds
- Train for a title shot
- Practice fisticuffs
- Train for a title fight
- Warm up in the ring
- Box with headgear
- Train for a bout
- Train for a boxing bout
- Boom
- Practice mixed martial arts
- Rigging supporter
- Butt heads
- Exchange jabs
- Box or boom
- Exchange zingers
- Practice jabs and crosses
- Lightly box
- Pull punches, perhaps
- Sailboat feature
- Boom, for example
- Exchange blows
- Prepare for a bout
- Train for a UFC fight
- Argue back and forth
- Train for a UFC bout
- Train for a title bout
- Joust verbally
- Practice your rights, say
- Box gently
- Bandy words about
- Ship's mast
- Work out, in the ring
- Box for practice
- Box with a partner
- Pull one's punches
- Train on canvas
- Train with gloves
- Get ready to fight
- Boom, e.g.
- Fight a few practice rounds
- Pole at sea
- Exchange barbs
- Trade punches in training
- Bicker
- Support at sea
- Box for training purposes
- Practice for the main event
- Trade barbs
- Have heated words
- Trade easy punches
- Train between ropes
- *Part of a ship
- Train with dukes?
- Yard or boom, e.g.
- Work on a canvas?
- Prep for a bout
- Prep for fight night
- Yard or boom
- Prepare for a boxing day?
- Engage in verbal jousting
- Practice in a ring
- Work on punches
- Train, as a boxer
- Canvas support
- Practice punches
- Train for boxing
- Coast Guard woman
- Mast pole
- Practice with a pug
- Ship mast
- Jib support
- Train, in a way
- Warm up for a bout
- Mix it up
- Practice for a boxing match
- Ship pole
- Plane-wing part
- Quarrel
- Dispute
- Exchange verbal jabs
- Practice one's punches
- Prepare for a 32 Down
- Prepare for a fight
- Prepare for a boxing match
- Box with headgear, maybe
- Exchange practice punches
- Get ready for a bout
- Get ready for a fight
- Trade verbal jabs
- Argue a bit
- Have at it verbally
- Lock horns
- Prepare in the ring
- Go through the motions for practice
- Trade zingers
- Exchange quips
- Practice for a 61 Across
- Bicker or banter
- Practice jabbing
- Battle with words
- Box before a bout
- Pole for canvas
- Work one's jabs
- Do boxing practice
- Engage in repartee
- Ship yard
- Gaff, e.g.
- Practice one's one-two, maybe
- Train in a square ring
- Work to get better rights, maybe
- Take some practice swings
- Pole used in rigging
- Yard, e.g.
- Nautical yard
- Coast Guard auxiliary.
- Coast Guard member, named from "Semper Paratus."
- Coast Guard member.
- Member of Coast Guard.
- Trainee at Iowa State.
- Coast Guard girl.
- Lieut. Comdr. Stratton.
- Lt. Comm. Stratton.
- Member of USCG.
- Servicewoman.
- U. S. C. G. girl.
- C. G. girl.
- Coast Guardess.
- She's {/Semper Parata/}.
- Boxing match.
- Coast Guard woman recruit.
- Cut up to make Crusoe's raft.
- Coast Guardienne.
- Part of Crusoe's raft.
- Wartime gal.
- She's "semper paratus."
- Woman in the U. S. Coast Guard.
- Coast Guard Reserve girl.
- Her motto is "Semper Paratus."
- Kin of Wac and Wave.
- Mamber of a Women's Reserve.
- Box craftily.
- Part of a ship's rigging.
- Woman in the service.
- Woman in uniform.
- Gaff.
- Girl in blue.
- Girl in uniform.
- Shiny mineral.
- Yard.
- Boat part.
- Box cleverly.
- Engage in fisticuffs.
- Mineral that chips or flakes.
- Room.
- Wing brace.
- Wrangle or dispute.
- An enlisted woman.
- Fence verbally.
- Nonmetallic mineral.
- Yard, boom or gaff.
- Woman in the Coast Guard.
- Crystalline mineral.
- Flaky mineral.
- Shiny material.
- Ship's yard.
- Bowsprit.
- Pole.
- Sprit.
- Box with caution.
- Lustrous mineral.
- Mineral.
- Box or mast
- Yard or gaff.
- Fore-and-aft sail supporter.
- Member of the Coast Guard.
- Wave's cousin.
- Beam.
- Ship's boom.
- Punch for practice.
- Wac's cousin
- Coast Guard Ms.
- Exercise, as a boxer
- Tune up for a bout
- Do ring training
- Go a round
- Jack yard
- Semper Paratus is her motto
- U.S.C.G. member
- Box cautiously
- Room or gaff
- Cousin of a Wac
- One of Niña's gaffs
- Seagoing pole
- Coast Guard acronym
- Help Holmes to tune up
- Another W.W. II woman
- Coast Guardswoman
- W.W. II servicewoman
- Poon product
- Trade jabs with Hagler
- U.S.C.G. woman
- Train with Spinks
- U.S. Coast Guard woman
- Jack yard or gaff
- Jib boom or gaff
- Compete in the ring
- Anagram for raps
- Her motto was "Semper Paratus"
- Practice for 13 Down
- Argue
- Crystalline rock
- Mineral name ending
- Practice a la Marciano
- Practice with a palooka
- Tangle (with)
- Trade jabs (with)
- Box, but not seriously
- Do some punching
- Practice with Rocky
- Have words (with)
- Argue (with)
- Fight, but not for real
- Jab back and forth
- Verbally joust (with)
- Work out in a ring
- Gaff or boom
- Ready for a fight
- Go at each other
- Practice like a pug
- Go back and forth (with)
- It may be rigged
- Practice one's one-two
- Box without a prize
- Practice, pugilistically
- Crack heads
- Train
- Clash (with)
- Exchange ripostes
- Quarrel (with)
- Airplane wing supporter
- Fight, but not all-out
- Not really fight
- Lock horns (with)
- Work to help one get 57-Down
- Engage in debate
- Exchange jabs or gibes
- Ship part
- Train for a boxing match
- Box for a drill
- Practice with gloves on
- Not fight all-out
- Trade rights, say
- Vigorously debate (with)
- It's often rigged
- Prep for a match
- Trade barbs or blows
- Warm up for a bout, say
- Bicker (with)
- Not fight seriously
- Prep for the ring
- Trade blows
- Feud (with)
- Get a round of punch?
- Squabble
- Throw some jabs
- Exchange words, in a way
- Get a little punchy?
- Get into it
- Yard, nautically
- Play-fight
- Train to box
- Part of a brig
- Engage in a rap battle, say ... or raps backwards?
- Practice hooks
- Trade insults
- Train by trading blows
- Go back and forth, in a way
- Trade blows or barbs
- Do some practice in the ring
- Trade some jabs
- Train at a boxing gym
- Play the hits?
- Practice hooks and crosses
- Prepare for the ring
- Fight without harmful intentions
- Practice hitting?
- Prepare for Holyfield
- Box without harmful intentions
- Fight a shadow?
- Swap punches
- Skull and crossbones holder
- Practice one's blows
- Rigging holder
- Mast, boom or gaff
- Practice for 3-Down
- Train for a title boxing match
- Mix it up, in a way
- Warm up with gloves
- Work with a fighter
- Practice duking it out
- Help Rocky prepare
- Swap easy punches
- Work on hooks
- Work on jabs and hooks
- Cross swords
- Practice for a fight
- Practice jabs, say
- Train like Laila Ali
- Go a round, say
- Train like a boxer
- Practice jabbing and feinting
- Train for a prizefight
- Practice hooks and jabs
- Go a few rounds, say
- Coast Guard lady
- Coast Guard res. member
- USCG reservist
- Work with Holyfield
- Work with Bowe
- Train with Tyson
- Holyfield preparation
- Joust
- Raps around the other way?
- Type of varnish
- Banter
- Go a round with?
- Kind of varnish
- Pugilistic practice
- Translucent mineral
- Practice for the fight
- Trade jabs back and forth
- Fight verbally, perhaps
- Do some practice punching
- Train for the ring
- Box at less than 100 percent
- Practice with Foreman
- Be a partner to Rocky, say
- Box with a hired partner
- Do a few practice rounds
- Work with a pugilistic partner
- 23-Across with a partner
- Exchange verbal zingers
- Practice jabs and hooks, say
- Train with Rocky, say
- Box with headgear, perhaps
- Fight, but not for keeps
- Practice-fight
- Train for a bout, in a way
- Do some boxing training
- Practice like 25-Across
- Practice like Claressa Shields
- Practice some jabs
- Train in a boxing ring
- Practice like Laila Ali
- Practice trading blows
- Trade practice jabs
- Practice jabs
- Practice one's crosses
- Practice for a title fight
- Work on one's combos
- Skirmish
- Gaff, for example
- Sail's support
- Box with a trainer
- Pole on a ship
- Practice in a boxing gym
- Pequod pole
- Trade barbs or jabs
- Combat playfully
- Ready for a bout
- Trade a few blows
- Practice like Pacquiao
- Trade words or punches
- Engage in mock combat
- Train like Tyson
- Prepare for a prizefight
- Trade verbal barbs
- Yard or boom, say
- Boom on a boat, e.g.
- Prepare for a title fight
