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square off

VERB
  1. settle conclusively; come to terms
    We finally settled the argument

How To Use square off In A Sentence

  • Gray releases jobs/economic development plan -- Fenty and Gray square off in Ward 4 forum and straw poll, 7 p.m. at St. George's Antiochan Orthodox Church DeMorning DeBonis: Aug. 4, 2010
  • Peel a thick-skinned orange and square off the ends with a sharp knife.
  • Now five conservatives square off against two moderates and three Democrats.
  • Seemingly every weekend SFU is forced to square off against a top-notch team.
  • He sees puffed-out chests as lads square off to prove who's more masculine.
  • The two candidates will square off on this issue in a debate tomorrow.
  • You pick the CEO you've been dying to punch out, then square off in a CEO smackdown at the annual Davos gathering of global pooh-bahs!
  • She was staring grimly after her son, one hand tracing the cereal box as if to square off its corners.
  • Welcome to our new regular feature, Fight Test, in which our regular writers square off against each other to decide once and for all whether the cultural artifacts of our day are boons or abominations.
  • Peel a thick-skinned orange and square off the ends with a sharp knife.
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