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the girls are fighting

the girls are fighting phrase: used to describe a dramatic conflict between two or more famous or powerful individuals or groups, especially one perceived as petty, ridiculous, or out of touch.

Phrase

the girls are fighting

  1. (humorous, slang) Used to describe a dramatic conflict between two or more famous or powerful individuals or groups, especially one perceived as petty, ridiculous, or out of touch.
    • Did you hear about the fiery shouting match between the cabinet picks yesterday? The girls are fighting.
    • The Twitter billionaires are arguing over who won their little space race. — Oh god, the girls are fighting.

Questions about the girls are fighting

What does the girls are fighting mean?
The girls are fighting means used to describe a dramatic conflict between two or more famous or powerful individuals or groups, especially one perceived as petty, ridiculous, or out of touch.
What part of speech is the girls are fighting?
The girls are fighting is a phrase.

Words near the girls are fighting in the dictionary

  1. The Gap
  2. The Gardens
  3. the genie is out of the bottle
  4. the genie's out of the bottle
  5. the ghost walks
  6. the girls are fighting
  7. The Glen
  8. the gods smile on someone
  9. the good die young
  10. the good doctor
  11. the good doctors

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