Making money, literally, hand over fist.
The term "inch" originates from the Latin word "uncia," meaning one-twelfth. It was used in ancient Rome as a unit of measurement. Over time, the inch has evolved to be standardized as 1/12 of a foot in the Imperial system and 1/36 of a yard in the US customary system. The metric system, on the other hand, uses the centimeter as its equivalent measurement.
means from a person in russia
Norman Origin indicates from the country or racial stock of Normandy in northern France.
Perhaps you mean MacDuff.
The term is used when someone males a particularly good effort to save par or win a hole.
Probably a nautical term used when hauling a rope, originally quoted as 'hand over hand'
Manual (it's the medical reference term). palm, fist, paw, mitt
Over Dose - OD
it means fist fighting... couldn't you have just googled that and found the answer yourself? @ Previous Answerer: I did just that and found this answer, so the question has served a purpose.
The term is "fist pump" and it is a type of dance move.
"fist-a-phobia" comes from the film 'Midnight Run'. It was a term that Robert DeNiro's character used in the film.
If you mean Cuffing, the term comes from the cuff, the part of a sleeve near to the hand turned back to prevent fraying, or designed as decoration. Thus, cuffing means a light blow with the fist or open hand.
My girlfriend made up this term referring to a potential fight that was going to break out. "I think they were about to have a fist off"
greek is the origin of oceanography
lahar is the term for mass movement that is volcanic in origin
The term is etymology.
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway or the "Brickyard's" racing surface used to be bricks, until it was paved over with asphalt.