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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Treashunt, post: 3470654, member: 6763&quot;]du·el</p><p>/ˈd(y)o͞oəl/</p><p><i>noun</i></p><p>historical</p><p>noun: <b>duel</b>; plural noun: <b>duels</b></p><ol> <li>1.<br /> a contest with deadly weapons arranged between two people in order to settle a point of honor.<br /> synonyms: affair of honor, mano-a-mano, single combat;More<br /> fight, battle, clash, encounter, confrontation, head-to-head;<br /> <i>informal</i>face-off, shoot-out;<br /> <i>archaic</i>field meeting, duello, judicial duel, rencounter, meeting, meeting for satisfaction of honor;<br /> <i>rare</i>monomachy<br /> &quot;the Baron was killed in a duel&quot;<ul> <li>(in modern use) a contest between two parties.<br /> &quot;two eminent critics engaged in a verbal duel&quot;<br /> synonyms: contest, competition, match, game, event, fixture, meet;More<br /> battle, fight, clash, encounter, engagement<br /> &quot;the snooker duel got under way in earnest&quot;</li> </ul></li> </ol><p><i>verb</i></p><p>verb: <b>duel</b>; 3rd person present: <b>duels</b>; past tense: <b>duelled</b>; past participle: <b>duelled</b>; gerund or present participle: <b>duelling</b>; past tense: <b>dueled</b>; past participle: <b>dueled</b>; gerund or present participle: <b>dueling</b></p><ol> <li>1.<br /> fight a duel or duels.<br /> &quot;dueling had been forbidden for serving officers&quot;<br /> synonyms: fight a duel;More</li> </ol><p>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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