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loggerheads

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Log´ger`heads`
n.1.(Bot.) The knapweed.
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Spanish loggerheads [ˈlɔgəhɛdz] npl at loggerheads (with) → de pique (con)
French loggerheads [ˈlɔgəhɛdz] npl at loggerheads (with) → à couteaux tirés (avec)
German loggerheads [ˈlɔgəhɛdz] npl to be at loggerheads → Streit haben
Italian loggerheads [ˈlɔgəhɛdz] npl at loggerheads (with) → ai ferri corti (con)
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Petersburg, and even Anna Thedorovna and my father had come to loggerheads with one another, owing to the fact that he owed her money.
Poor Folk by Dostoyevsky, Fyodor View in context
A fine thing it would be if the people of the clock town were to be at loggerheads every moment with everyone who called them by that name, -or the Cazoleros, Berengeneros, Ballenatos, Jaboneros, or the bearers of all the other names and titles that are always in the mouth of the boys and common people
Don Quixote by Cervantes, Miguel View in context
I did not, of course, maintain friendly relations with my comrades and soon was at loggerheads with them, and in my youth and inexperience I even gave up bowing to them, as though I had cut off all relations.
Notes from the Underground by Dostoyevsky, Fyodor View in context
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