feud|feuded|feuding|feuds in English
verb
[fjuːd]
be involved in a bitter and lengthy quarrel
Use "feud|feuded|feuding|feuds" in a sentence
1. In Mexico two villages were feuding.
2. She feuded with Raw General Manager Eric Bischoff.
3. They buried the feud.
4. Family: Infelicity in Elkanah, on Account of Bigamic Feuds
5. These feuds often always concerned money.
6. Montenegrin tribes once again engaged into blood feuding among themselves.
7. The neighboring states are feuding over the rights to the river.
8. The feud smouldered on for years.
9. Somalia's south remains riven by tribal feuds.
10. The incident started a family feud.
11. [with] feuds, duels, lynchings, and Bushwhackings [etc.].
12. After months of feuding, the band finally negotiated a deal in December 2005.
13. Turkey and Greece have long been feuding over the island of Cyprus.
14. Maybe there would be a feud over her!
15. That feud is a lot of nonsense.
16. Insults only served to inflame the feud.
17. Family: Infelicity in Elkanah, on Account of Bigamic Feuds
18. Isaac Newton had a bitter feud with Leibniz.
19. 15 Several companies became involved in feuds with Microsoft.
20. He also began a running feud with Dean Acheson.
21. And they are in an active blood feud.
22. The feud is steeped in bitter Balkan history.
23. The feud has so far claimed five lives.
24. Elkanah, on account of Bigamic feuds, 1Sa 1:4-7
25. Apart from the breakups, babies, and bloody feuds with Boyfriends