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, Legal

"Bunfight" Example Sentences

1. The board meeting devolved into a chaotic bunfight over the budget.
2. Avoid that bunfight; it's best to compromise.
3. He predicted a political bunfight during the election campaign.
4. The school playground became a bunfight at lunchtime.
5. It was a bunfight of epic proportions, with everyone shouting at once.
6. What started as a polite discussion quickly turned into a bunfight.
7. The auction became a bunfight as bidders fiercely competed.
8. The comments section online was a bunfight of insults and accusations.
9. The press conference was a bunfight; nobody could get a word in edgewise.
10. Let's avoid another bunfight and try to reach a consensus.
11. A bunfight erupted over the inheritance.
12. The bunfight over the last slice of cake was legendary.
13. He steered clear of the bunfight, preferring to remain neutral.
14. This project is shaping up to be a bunfight.
15. It was a bunfight for the ages, a truly memorable spectacle.
16. The bunfight ended with everyone feeling frustrated.
17. The debate quickly turned into a bunfight, devoid of rational argument.
18. They anticipated a bunfight but hoped to keep it civil.
19. I wish I'd stayed out of that bunfight.
20. The annual meeting was, as always, a bunfight.
21. After the bunfight, the room was in disarray.
22. Avoid getting involved in such a bunfight; it's not worth it.
23. The bunfight over resources was intense.
24. It was a total bunfight; nobody won.
25. A minor disagreement escalated into a full-blown bunfight.
26. The metaphorical bunfight raged in the media.
27. He predicted a bunfight of biblical proportions.
28. The bunfight highlighted the deep divisions within the party.
29. The project became a bunfight due to poor communication.
30. This bunfight needs a mediator to restore order.
31. A messy bunfight ensued after the announcement.
32. The bunfight was over, but the damage remained.
33. That bunfight was the talk of the town for weeks.
34. They knew going in it would be a bunfight.
35. It was a magnificent bunfight, watched by amused onlookers.
36. The meeting was a complete bunfight, a waste of time.
37. Despite the bunfight, they eventually reached a compromise.
38. The aftermath of the bunfight was a trail of broken promises.
39. We need to prevent this from becoming a bunfight.
40. The children's bunfight over toys was quite amusing.
41. Observing the bunfight from afar was strangely entertaining.
42. She expertly avoided the bunfight surrounding the controversial topic.
43. The bunfight only served to delay the project further.
44. A bunfight is the last thing this organization needs.
45. The entire situation descended into a chaotic bunfight.
46. Participating in that bunfight proved to be a mistake.
47. His attempts to mediate the bunfight were largely unsuccessful.
48. The bunfight ended with several bruised egos.
49. A bunfight of this magnitude is unprecedented.
50. The air was thick with tension, anticipating the inevitable bunfight.

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