fightschool

noun
UK /ˈfaɪt.skuːl/
US /ˈfaɪt.skul/

A place where people learn how to fight.

He joined a fightschool to learn how to defend himself.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A video game genre focused on hand-to-hand combat between characters.

That new fightschool game lets you battle your friends online.

3. A strict, competitive environment where people argue or compete fiercely.

The debate club felt like a fightschool during election season.

4. A place where disputes are settled through physical combat.

In the story, the two rivals met at a fightschool to end their feud.