Definition of catfight
: an intense fight or argument especially between two women
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Alas, Michaels wasn’t the first critic to accuse Cohen of exploiting women (and whipping up catfights) for Bravo ratings.
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Time For those Americans who love a catfight, especially among famous women, Monday was Round 2 between Jane Fonda and Megyn Kelly.
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In the fifties and sixties, the catfight—say, two women wrestling while wearing lingerie—was a staple of fetish films and low-budget B-movies.
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In reality, according to news accounts and biographies of Jackie and Queen Elizabeth, there was a real tension to the visit beyond beauty and star power, a behind-the-scenes, passive-aggressive catfight left out of the episode.
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And though there is a catfight — bringing back one of the most infamous moments from the original show — this time, the squabble is happening because both Fallon Carrington and Cristal are vying for a leadership position at Carrington Atlantic.
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What to watch: Another catfight for a two seed, this time between the Tigers and Panthers.
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The danger posed by serious catfights comes from the fact that deep wounds are one of the principal ways that feline leukemia and immunodeficiency disease are transmitted.
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What to watch: Rivalry week continues in this catfight between the Jaguars and Cougars, who are playing for high stakes.
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First Known Use of catfight
1854
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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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