Past tense of feud; engaged in a prolonged bitter quarrel or conflict, often between families or groups.
From feud (from Old French faide, from Germanic *faiþu meaning enmity). The verb feuded means to carry on a feud, though it's less common than the noun form.
Families that 'feuded' for generations created blood-feuds that lasted centuries—the Hatfields and McCoys or medieval clan wars show how feuds could span lifetimes and reshape entire communities.
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