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fights like cat and dog

fights like cat and dog is the third-person singular simple present indicative of fight like cat and dog.

Meaning of fight like cat and dog

Verb

fight like cat and dog (third-person singular simple present fights like cat and dog, present participle fighting like cat and dog, simple past and past participle fought like cat and dog)

  1. (UK, simile) To fight (among themselves) frequently or irreconcilably.

Questions about fights like cat and dog

What is fights like cat and dog the third-person singular simple present indicative of?
Fights like cat and dog is the third-person singular simple present indicative of fight like cat and dog.

Words near fights like cat and dog in the dictionary

  1. fights fires
  2. fights for one's life
  3. fights it out
  4. fights like a married couple
  5. fights like an old married couple
  6. fights like cat and dog
  7. fights like cats and dogs
  8. fights off
  9. fights one's corner
  10. fights one's guts out
  11. fights out

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