digladiate
/dɪˈɡlædɪˌeɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to engage in a fierce or intense contest or competition, especially with words
“The two debaters digladiated over the issues of the economy and healthcare.”
2. verb
to perform or engage in a display of skill, strength, or agility, especially in a showy or boastful manner
“The acrobats digladiated on the stage, performing daring flips and tricks.”
3. verb
to quarrel or dispute fiercely or loudly
“The two friends digladiated over whose turn it was to choose the restaurant.”