go at each other tooth and nail



go at each other tooth and nail

To fight, battle, or compete against each other with great ferocity, vigor, and intensity. The incumbent president and his opponent went at each other tooth and nail in the televised debate last night. The rioters and police have been going at each other tooth and nail all night long.
See also: and, each, nail, other, tooth

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Jess[dʒes]
Sophronia-Literature, Late Greek
Gundahar-Ancient Germanic, Germanic Mythology
HiltraudHIL-trowtGerman
Suleiman-History
Bertilo-Ancient Germanic