Compete and Feud

Compete

Compete verb - To engage in a contest.

Feud and compete are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Feud" instead a verb "Compete".

Feud

Feud verb - Carry out a feud.

Compete and feud are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Compete" instead a verb "Feud".

Nearby Words: feuded, feuding, feudalism, feudal

Both words in one sentence

  • Wrestling / Psicosis He changed his name to Psicosis and began his epic feud with Rey Mysterio Jr.. He would compete for AAA (where he currently works) almost exclusively, while making a few appearances in New Japan Pro Wrestling before he and Rey made their ECW debut at ECW Gangstas Paradise.
  • Undesirable Prize Used with a dash of karma in an episode of The Jetsons, where the Jetsons and the Spacelys compete in a Family Feud-style show.
  • In the early 90s, an episode of Family Feud had some cast members of The Price Is Right compete on a Celebrity Edition (namely then-host Bob Barker, then-announcer Rod Roddy, and three of the models).
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