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slanging match

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slanging match
n
Brit a dispute in which insults and accusations are made by each party against the other
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slanging match
noun (Brit.) quarrel, row, argument, set-to (informal), barney (informal), spat, altercation, ding-dong, argy-bargy (Brit. informal), battle of words They conducted a public slanging match on television.
Translations
slanging match
n (Brit) → Wettschimpfen nt; they were having a slanging matchsie beschimpften sich um die Wette (inf)
slanging match [ˈslæŋɪŋˌmætʃ] n (Brit) (fam) → rissa verbale


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Though she was publicly humiliated when Brad took up with Angelina, not once did she retaliate by resorting to a slanging match with the two of them.
DAVID Cameron committed a schoolboy howler by getting into a slanging match with Sir Alan Sugar.
A verbal slanging match with his partner of 16 years, with whom he has two young children, then escalated into violence.
 
 
 
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