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pillow fight
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pillow fight
n
a mock fight in which participants thump each other with pillows
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Noun1.pillow fight - a child's game of fighting with pillowspillow fight - a child's game of fighting with pillows
child's game - a game enjoyed by children
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And also with a frail, monkey-cuddling, disturbed prepubescent whose idea of a wild night was taking a couple of 10-year-old boys to his bed for warm milk and pillow fights.
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The locals shouted and cheered as the participants climbed bamboo poles and battered each other in pillow fights - reviving a practice that is slowly dying in the face of modern sports like soccer and volleyball.
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Mob pillow fights have taken place in numerous cities, with flash mobs around the globe taking part in a World Pillow Fight Day in 2008.
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