verb
definition
To carry on a feud.
example
The two men began to feud after one of them got a job promotion and the other thought he was more qualified.
noun
definition
Participation in feuds.
example
Their constant feudings upset the neighbours.
Examples of feuding in a Sentence
He and Sam are always feuding over something.
He devoted the rest of his life to uniting China's feuding factions.
It was rumored that Carter left Lindsay Lohan to pursue Duff and that the two actresses were feuding as a result.
His nuanced performances hit all the right notes whether he was feuding with Victor Newman, mourning the loss of his unborn child with Nikki or he was trying to live up to his father's hopes and dreams.
This is the place to visit if you are dying to know the future plans of the feuding Newmans and Abbots or the trouble-prone Fishers.
A lot of trial and error, a lot of feuding, and a lot of innovation contributed to the modern day watch, though few people will ever realize it.
Since then, his music has a number of commercials for companies like American Express and Bailey's Irish Cream, and he has also become famous for his outspoken political views (and for feuding with Eminem).
The Dawkinses were history and no one seemed to miss the feuding quartet.
The couple was hoping to get on the road ahead of one or more of the feuding Dawkinses, who might be moseying to the same destination.