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Meaning feud meaning

What does feud mean?

feud

— noun a bitter quarrel between two parties — verb carry out a feud The two professors have been feuding for years

Synonyms feud synonyms

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feud English » English

quarrel fief enmity discord spite fight rancour look upon with hatred grudge feudatory feoff contention animosity wrangling wrangle vindictiveness vendetta strife squabble split spar set-to row rivalry revenge resentment rancor manor malice liegeman liege subject liege jar hostility higgle hatred harm fray fee evil dudgeon disunion dissension dispute disharmony discord and hostility disceptation disagreement disagreeableness difference

Topics feud topics

What do people use feud to talk about?
Language and thought Communication Say Debate

Quarrel
Social behavior Conflict

Fight

Conjugation feud conjugation

How do you conjugate feud?

feud · verb

Examples feud examples

How do I use feud in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Feast all night and feud in the morning.
The feud is over.

Movie subtitles

It started a feud between us Turners and the Wilsons.
Should an open feud break out between me and my Swabians?
There's always been a great feud between the Gallardo men and the Miura bulls.
We didn't want to start a family feud.
Did my father and your father have a feud?
Jeb told me about the feud. Now I understand the part I didn't know.
Flask, the third mate, bullied everybody bigger than himself. particularly whales, with whom he carried on a one-sided feud. as though the great leviathans had mortally insulted him and his forebears.
It's blood feud!
A personal feud could mean a stiff term in the guard house.
They end their feud, then send us away with crumbs in our pockets!
Why, then you have a blood feud with the Howeitat.
Blood feud?
He's asking whether they will cease their blood feud and give up this fight.
So there is no feud between you two?
With this feud in the papers, that's good for a million-dollar gate.
Did my father have a feud with yours?
A prehistoric feud.
If you can knock off your feud, Mrs. Creavy I'd like to jump into some of that hot buttered rum.
It's created a blood feud between them.
Now, Jeannie, you can't kill the princess because of a feud that started 3000 years ago.
I intended to, but when I went to her hotel room, she was so nice that well, I decided that our family feud was silly.
With Brian and Lottie living practically on top of us. why, I don't want to get into a feud with her again.
Are you and Stanley having a feud?
How could I feud with Uncle Hoff?
There was this feud between you two.
Theft? Blood feud? It makes no matter why.
It appears that this Montague-Capulet note would have little effect on the feud now raging between the two party leaders.
It's plausible. A feud between two Moroccan War veterans.
Now, Doctor, it's a pity that we're having this feud, you know.
Iff'n you uphold the law you don't go starting' a private feud!

News and current affairs

Khrushchev's speech also ignited the feud between Mao's China and the USSR, for it allowed Mao to claim the crown of world revolutionary leadership.
In short, it is time for China's leaders to change the chemistry of their long feud with Taiwan.
If allowed to fester, this feud could metastasize, leaving the EU in a state of crisis like that which plagued Austria-Hungary.
Thus reigns the collectivist mentality that drives the unending feud between Jews and Palestinians.
Imagine your next-door neighbor - with whom you have had a long and bloody feud - pulling out a gun and shooting into your windows, from his own living room, which is densely packed with women and children.

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