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catfight
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cat·fight  (ktft)
n.
1. A fight between or among cats.
2. Informal A vociferous dispute: a catfight between farmers and the government over subsidies.
catfight [ˈkætˌfaɪt]
n
Informal a fight between two women
Translations
catfight cat-fight, cat fight [ˈkætfaɪt] n (between women) → crêpage m de chignon


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