Bunfight example sentences

bun·fight

noun BRITISH ENGLISH informal humorous

bunfight (noun) · bunfights (plural noun) · bun-fight (noun) · bun-fights (plural noun)

  - a tea party or other function, especially one of a grand or official kind.

  - a heated argument or exchange:

Synonyms

gathering, function, celebration, reunion, festivity, jamboree, reception, social, dance, ball, ceilidh, frolic, carousal, carouse, fete, hoedown, shower, bake, cookout, levee, corroboree, bashment, luau, simcha, bash, shindig, shindy, rave, blowout, disco, do, shebang, bop, hop, whoopee, thrash, beanfeast, beano, jolly, hooley, crack, blast, wingding, kegger, rage, ding, rort, squash, squeeze, argument, dispute, disagreement, quarrel, row, fight, squabble, altercation, tiff, tussle, brouhaha, fracas, rumpus, brawl, clash, scuffle, battle, war, feud, controversy, uproar, donnybrook, shindig, shindy, scrap, spat, ruckus, fisticuffs, ruction, barney, ruck, afters, rhubarb, broil, miff, agreement

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