Definitions for "Fighter"
One who fights; a combatant; a warrior.
A military aircraft designed to seek out and destroy enemy aircraft; it is usually smaller and more maneuvarable than aircraft designed specifically for bombing. However, hybrid fighter-bomber aircraft that perform both functions also are used.
A ship manned by one sentient being or artificial intelligence or remotely piloted at distances where latency is not an issue. Fighters move very fast, dodging enemy missiles and energy weapons and maneuvering in close to execute quick slashing attacks before fleeing out of range. Fighters are also used to fly combat patrol in defense of Heavy Cruisers or other high-value assets.
A boxer; a pugilist.
A Nationalist self-defense activist or a Nationalist boxer or martial arts practitioner.
"Fighter" is the third single from Christina Aguilera's second album Stripped. Released in 2003, the single peaked at number twenty on the Billboard Hot 100, where it became Aguilera's ninth U.S. top-twenty single. "Fighter" also reached number three in the United Kingdom and Canada, and number five in Australia.
A person with the determination and will to persist through great difficulty to achieve a goal; one with the courage to fight and resist an opponent, and to struggle with all one's powers.
single line kite, generally of Asiatic tradition. Fighting consists of cutting your opponent's kite from the sky by means of line coated with powdered glass.
a red,orange and yellow Chevron-shaped craft which flies in a similar manner to a mutant, but has a higher rate-of-fire (the same as the Hoverplane)
One of the two classes of Namek. This class is pretty good at fighting. Piccolo and Nail as well as some other Nameks fit into this class.
a much simpler machine than an interceptor
a heavily customized motorcycle
People who live for the chase, using fighter ships.
a member of the armed forces of a party to the conflict or one otherwise taking part directly in the hostilities
someone who fights (or is fighting)
someone who fights for a cause