Feuding

What do we mean by feuding?

To carry on a feud.

A rivalry or argument. See flame war. Urban Dictionary

Referring to shooter games, when one player through boredom or ulterior motives decides to start a war or feud of sorts with his own teammate and or teammates. It often culminates with warring parties getting kicked from the game and the opposite team completely destroying you in points. Urban Dictionary

Facebook Feuds begin because one party (correctly or incorrectly) perceives itself to have been attacked, insulted or wronged by another. Intense feelings of resentment trigger the initial retaliation, which causes the other party to feel equally aggrieved and vengeful. And everyone on Facebook gets to enjoy it. Urban Dictionary

A long-running game show where two families try to guess what the "survey says" in order to win $20,000. Originally hosted by Richard Dawson, then by Ray Combs, then by Louie Anderson, then by Richard Karn, and finally is currently hosted by John O'Hurley. Urban Dictionary

A way to feel like an idiot and lose your faith in humanity at the same time hint: "gay" is almost always the top answer Urban Dictionary

A bitter quarrel between to females that can be a hairy mess. Urban Dictionary

A Family feud parody where you need to think what people searched and clear the board. But trust me. You'll never clear the board. Urban Dictionary

To be drunk around your immediate family, like the host of Family Feud Urban Dictionary

Two or more Twitter users who engage in a text battle on the popular social media site, most notably celebrities. A comment, opinion or taunt provokes a pride-driven response and feelings are vented for all to see. Urban Dictionary

When a persons body is half fat and half muscular and you can't tell which one is more dominant. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to feuding:
feuding, feeding, fending, ferding, feuing.

Words that rhyme with feuding:
brooding, including, alluding, protruding, excluding, eluding, colluding, concluding, exuding, intruding, denuding, precluding, deluding, snooding, tudung, extruding, ruding, wu ding.

Adjectives that are often used to describe feuding:
internal, bitter, constant, political, internecine, factional, tribal, personal, local, violent, much, petty, public, incessant, open, endless, intraparty, intense, continual, religious, ethnic, intertribal, continuous, dynastic, bloody, private, party, aristocratic, partisan, fierce, clan, blood, family, endemic, frequent, vicious, sectarian, perpetual, bureaucratic, chronic, considerable, serious, intervillage, destructive, traditional, literary, persistent, ideological, interminable, republican, continued, regional, interpersonal, sporadic, intramural, protracted, murderous, interclan, intermittent, fratricidal, fraternal, academic, interparty, scale, busy, perennial, prolonged, interservice, mutual, ceaseless, racial, deadly, doctrinal, interstate, widespread, overt, inter, verbal, group, intensive, appalachian, savage, unseemly.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective feuding:
families, bands, societies.

Words that sound like feuding:
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