catfight , also: cat fight

Looked like I was going to get my catfight after all.

"Everything was fine except for the catfight outside our back door."

If women disagree in public, they are having a "catfight."

She is angry at the prospect of a political catfight.

Like a catfight, nothing would happen until the contestants were almost on top of each other.

The other commentator said, "I guess this is going to be a catfight."

OF course, a good dog story has a catfight.

They got into a catfight and when David broke them up, she hit him over the head with a tray.

Nothing was more entertaining than several camera angles of a good "catfight."

I'd love for Maggie to come back, though, and have a catfight or something!"

"I'm thinking we might be in for a catfight tonight," Axel says, looking right into my eyes.

A catfight ensues, with both of them falling into the pool.

The other side of the gender conspiracy a catfight.

Leah loses her nerve and starts a catfight in public.

"Catfight," a player whispered to another during a tiff between the coaches.

This is a catfight with history behind it.

Of course, in a catfight, he'll eat you like tuna."

A catfight started almost the second it landed.

They made the usual catfight in Act I something humane and touching.

"I guess I'm flattered, but you didn't have to get yourself in a catfight over me."

For if there is one thing a jaguar hates, it is a catfight.

By midnight a catfight between two waifish men broke out.

And another caveat: it would be nice if everyone could agree right now not to characterize the race as a "catfight."

Hill also praised the fight, adding that it looked dramatic and was "one hell of a catfight".

Indeed, this summer could be catfight central.