He kept his hands fisted in his pockets.
What does Fisted mean?
Made or used with a fist.
Dictionary definition
Having a fist shape or using the fist.
Fisted in a sentence
The child fisted the blanket tightly.
Fisted describes a hand closed tightly or an action done with a closed hand.
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fis · tid · strongest beat: fis
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- fis · tid
- Strongest beat
- fis
- Ending
- tid
- Tip
- Put a little extra energy on fis.
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