Pug-năc'i-ty, n.
n. [Lat. pugnacitas, Fr. pugnacité, Sp. pugnacidad. See supra.] Inclination to fight; quarrelsomeness. “Keeping alive a natural pugnacity of character.” Motley.
n. [Lat. pugnacitas, Fr. pugnacité, Sp. pugnacidad. See supra.] Inclination to fight; quarrelsomeness. “Keeping alive a natural pugnacity of character.” Motley.