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| battle; slaughter (Anglophile); brawl (Anglophile); butchery; killing; up and downer; battery; fight | |||
| bloody battle | |||
| onslaught; fist fight (конт. One old woman commented on the riots of football fans in Moscow: Они сатанисты, сказала бабушка, это они устраивают побоища на стадионах, это они учинили бузу на Манежной площади – They're Satanists, the old woman said – the ones who start fist-fights in the stadiums and the ones who ran riot on Manege Square . Michelle Berdy); fist-fight (конт. One old woman commented on the riots of football fans in Moscow: Они сатанисты, сказала бабушка, это они устраивают побоища на стадионах, это они учинили бузу на Манежной площади – They're Satanists, the old woman said – the ones who start fist-fights in the stadiums and the ones who ran riot on Manege Square . Michelle Berdy) | |||
| bad beating to take or to get (Common american expression Maggie); beat someone to a pulp (Maggie); bloodbath (Maggie) | |||
rout (It was a rout... ...and the outflanked Americans fled in disarray.  maryland.gov MichaelBurov) | |||
| battle royal (о драке, споре) | |||
| up-and-downer (драка key2russia); knockdown-dragout fight (VLZ_58); free-for-all (VLZ_58) | |||
| carnage; massacre | |||
| struggle (Сынковский) | |||
| hackfest (A sporting event involving rough play or an excessive number of fouls. ‘you just know before the game starts that it's going to be a hackfest' Bullfinch) | |||
| побоище: 23 phrases in 9 subjects |
| Figurative | 2 |
| Figure of speech | 1 |
| General | 12 |
| Historical | 2 |
| Informal | 2 |
| Law | 1 |
| Military | 1 |
| Painting | 1 |
| Rhetoric | 1 |