be at loggerheads

To be in conflict. A "logger" is a 16th-century term for a block of wood, so a "loggerhead" is a blockhead or fool. They are at loggerheads over the best way to lead the committee.

be at loggerheads

if two people or groups are at loggerheads, they disagree strongly about something (often + with ) They're constantly at loggerheads with the farmers' union. (sometimes + over ) The Senate and the House are still at loggerheads over the most crucial parts of the bill.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Dickey	['diki]
Juan (1)	HWAHN (Spanish), JOO-ahn (Manx)	Spanish, Manx
Letty	LET-ee	English
Anacletus	-	Ancient Greek (Latinized)
Marielle	-	French
Ezechiel	-	Biblical Latin