1. engaging in a prolonged bitter quarrel or dispute
Usage: present participle of ‘feud’

1. characterized by or engaged in a prolonged bitter conflict

Examples

• The two families have been feuding for generations over the property line.
• Feuding neighbors called the police on each other repeatedly.
• The feuding politicians refused to work together on the bill.
• She tried to mediate between the feuding siblings.
• The feuding gangs controlled different parts of the city.
• After years of feuding, they finally decided to make peace.