Synonym: animosity, bitterness, controversy, dispute, fight, quarrel, squabble. Similar words: schadenfreude. Meaning: [fjuːd] 
n. a bitter quarrel between two parties. v. carry out a feud.
n. a bitter quarrel between two parties. v. carry out a feud. 
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1, The feud smouldered on for years.
2, Because of a family feud, he never spoke to his wife's parents for years.
3, The incident started a family feud.
4, They had a long-running feud over money.
5, Insults only served to inflame the feud.
6, He also began a running feud with Dean Acheson.
7, Sadly, the feud sums up the relationship between Lord Bath and the man who succeeds him.
8, They buried the feud.
9, The feud with the Catholics goes back to the 11th century.
10, That feud is a lot of nonsense.
11, Maybe there would be a feud over her!
12, The feud has so far claimed five lives.
13, The feud is steeped in bitter Balkan history.
14, The bitter feud between California Gov.
15, Relatives claim that a feud with white racists, which they say police ignored, points to something more sinister.
16, Tupac stoked the feud, claiming to have slept with Biggie Smalls's wife, Smalls threatened to get his own back.
17, After the feud he refused to allow Jamila to visit her parents.
18, They want a finish to the feud ... and a different ending.
19, When the feud broke out into the open, it exposed a slew of corruption charges from both camps.
20, Fears of a feud between the rival republican groups has also hardened positions.
21, Her comments landed her in the thick of a family feud.
22, Henry's eldest son married Agnes, Barbarossa's niece and the Guelph and Ghibelline feud was thus brought to a close.
23, At large,(http://sentencedict.com/feud.html) Billy the Kid moved beyond the confines of the feud to more general shootings and stock thefts.
24, He quickly angered countless officials, and his haughty presence sparked a long-lasting feud with Arizona Sen.
25, Rangers' supporters replied in kind, and so the blood feud went on and on - and continues to this day.
26, You see, while his manner towards you may have seemed jovial enough, in reality he was involved in a feud.
27, There is little middle ground in the ancient blood feud between trial lawyers and the insurance industry.
28, But none the less the distinction is as real as the enduring feud between Capulets and Montagues in Romeo and Juliet.
29, The Royal Ulster Constabulary said the attack is linked to the feud between rival loyalist paramilitaries.
30, In conference sessions throughout the late 1980s, a civilized but spirited feud played out between these two camps.
More similar words: schadenfreude.