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Definition of catfight
: an intense fight or argument especially between two women
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Much of the network’s target audience hadn’t been born when onscreen divas Linda Evans and Joan Collins engaged in catfights, as they were charmingly called back then.
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Amid the bitchiness, the saddest sequences aren’t catfights but flickers of intimacy.
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But there’s also an interesting power move getting lost in the catfight.
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The cinematic catfight—complete with screaming, hair-pulling and husband-stealing—is getting a modern makeover.
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Now the Jersey Shore might have another hair-pulling catfight its hands.
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First Known Use of catfight
1854
CATFIGHT Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of catfight for English Language Learners
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: an angry fight or argument between two women
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