pugilist's

Arnie rose, his battered pugilist's face splitting into a smile, though his eyes, as usual, said nothing.

Final Resting Place of The Pen 2010

So, it seems fitting that the 61-year-old rhetorical pugilist's new book is his memoir, "Hitch-22."

'Hitch-22': 6 Juicy Celebrity Bites From Christopher Hitchens's New Memoir (PHOTOS, POLL) 2010

Bardem, 34, is handsome in a rough-hewn way, with a pugilist's nose and omnipresent cigarette.

Causing a Stir Lying Still 2007

Chouket, in his thirties and with a pugilist's build, walked in wearing a charcoal-gray suit, his eyes dark and fierce, his black hair cropped to a V in the middle of his brow.

The Faisal Factor 2004

Chouket, in his thirties and with a pugilist's build, walked in wearing a charcoal-gray suit, his eyes dark and fierce, his black hair cropped to a V in the middle of his brow.

The Faisal Factor 2004

He had a pugilist's face: strong square stubborn jaw, a nose that had been slightly flattened by someone's fist a long time ago.

Empire Builders Bova, Ben 1993

His swarthy face did not give an outward impression of trustworthiness and his flattened pugilist's nose advertised a history of brawling.

Vagabond of Space Ernsting, Walter 1976

If a small boy is confronted by a trained pugilist of great weight and gigantic stature, surely none can blame the boy for consenting to the pugilist's demands.

A Treasury of Heroes and Heroines A Record of High Endeavour and Strange Adventure from 500 B.C. to 1920 A.D. Clayton Edwards

When he swung it back the muscles of his shoulder and upper arm flexed like a pugilist's!

Swept Out to Sea Clint Webb Among the Whalers W. Bertram Foster

On that basis a company of gladiators or a pugilist's club ranks below a village improvement society; that in turn yields in importance to a learned association of physicians discussing the best means of relieving human suffering.

Society Its Origin and Development Henry Kalloch Rowe