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feud
(redirected from feuding)

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feud (with someone) (over someone or something) and feud (with someone) about (someone or something)
to fight with someone over someone or something; to have an ongoing battle with someone about someone or something. Some of the neighbors are feuding with each other over the parking places on the street. Don't feud over her with me!


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The tales range from narratives of feuding wives to a Ukrainian defector from the Soviet army struggling to survive, eloped lovers, and much more.
Dynamically narrated by Jim Gough, The Rider Of Lost Creek is an unabridged audiobook presentation of celebrated author Louis L'Amour's western novel about a gunman who owes his life to man whose claim on a watering hole is disputed by two wealthy, feuding cattle ranchers.
Canadian writer Brooks focuses on seventeen-year-old Noreen, pregnant and feuding with her boyfriend, but also explores the lives of two other women, one in her thirties and another in her seventies.
 
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