bunfight

/ ˈbʌnˌfaɪt /

noun

1. a tea party

2. ironic,  an official function

3. a petty squabble or argument

Example Sentences

"So it was a bittersweet moment because it was great to have such a high-profile project, but there were elements of it which felt like a Victorian bunfight over who owned the bones."

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In a draft of a report she prepared on improving the working environment, the atmosphere was likened to a "superhero bunfight".

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The row isn't a damaging thing, as long as it stays as a controllable spat, not an overwhelming bunfight.

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So anything that turns Scottish politics back into a binary bunfight over borders will implicitly damage Labour and benefit the Tories.

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The legal bunfight comes after Hungry Jack’s began selling the Big Jack burger, and an even chunkier model named the Mega Jack, in July.

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