catfight
a dispute carried out with intense hostility and bitterness.
Origin of catfight
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How to use catfight in a sentence
The messages were instead what the source terms “kind of cat-fight stuff.”
Nelson Warfield on Perry: “He rose above the cat fight and laid a solid hit on Barack Obama for his defense cuts.”
Do profit by that dreadful dream, and don't take any rash steps that would lead to another cat-fight.
The Little Colonel: Maid of Honor | Annie Fellows JohnstonBut there is another story of a great Cat fight in the same neighbourhood.
The Book of Cats | Charles H. RossHowever that may be, there was a cat fight on the hatch, Jo and Tom grappling with each other and struggling over and over.
The Frontier Boys in the Sierras | Wyn Roosevelt
It was a regular cat fight and Tom and Jo were weak from suppressed laughter, at the exhibition.
The Frontier Boys in the Sierras | Wyn Roosevelt"Goodness, sounds like a cat fight," chuckled Grace, but Mollie unceremoniously shook her into attention.
The Outdoor Girls at Bluff Point | Laura Lee Hope
British Dictionary definitions for catfight
/ (ˈkætˌfaɪt) /
informal a fight between two women
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