catfight Synonyms
Strongest:
- quarrel
- clash
- squabble
- fracas
- scuffle
- skirmish
- tussle
- scrimmage
- spat
- falling-out
- altercation
- contretemps
- contest
- tiff
- dustup
- dispute
- controversy
Strong:
- affray
- fray
- duel
- blows
- misunderstanding
- free-for-all
- row
- slugfest
- fisticuffs
- brawl
- scrum
- cross-fire
- scrap
- battle-royal
- mix-up
- ruckus
- tangle
- face-off
- conflict
- melee
- punch-up
- donnybrook
- hassle
- confrontation
- struggle
- argy-bargy
- combat
- kickup
- fistfight
- argle-bargle
- wrangle
- fight
- disagreement
- m-l-e
- argument
- ruction
- battle
- broil
Weak:
catfight Meaning
catfight
an intense fight or argument especially between two women
catfight Sentence Examples
- The catfight erupted in the school cafeteria, drawing a curious crowd.
- Witnesses reported seeing a fierce catfight break out in the alleyway.
- The two women engaged in a verbal catfight, hurling accusations with reckless abandon.
- The office was abuzz with gossip about the catfight between the two top executives.
- The neighborhood was divided after two stray cats had a vicious catfight in the park.
- The catfight at the party became so intense that it spilled onto the street.
- The actress was criticized for her portrayal of a catfight in her latest film.
- The politician's catfight with his opponent overshadowed all other campaign issues.
- The catfight between the two lawyers delayed the court proceedings by several hours.
- The catfight at the wedding reception was the talk of the town for weeks to come.
FAQs About the word catfight
an intense fight or argument especially between two women
quarrel, clash, squabble, fracas, scuffle, skirmish,tussle, scrimmage, spat, falling-out
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The catfight erupted in the school cafeteria, drawing a curious crowd.
Witnesses reported seeing a fierce catfight break out in the alleyway.
The two women engaged in a verbal catfight, hurling accusations with reckless abandon.
The office was abuzz with gossip about the catfight between the two top executives.
