feud , auch: feod

Perhaps he did not want to start a personal feud.

But the two said they had put the feud behind them.

Even in my father's time the feud was pretty much a personal matter.

"As both of you had asked when the feud first began?"

The two families begin to feud with each other over small things.

Three people have so far died as a result of the feud.

Or maybe he was part of a blood feud against her family.

Now four more of your young men are dead and I would like to see an end to this feud.

Or, is this the story of a blood feud between the men and their companies?

When he asked why they had left, his father told him about the feuds.

A lot of it has to do with blood feuds.

But the employees who died in the fire had nothing to do with the feud.

But the army said the woman had probably been killed in a feud between families.

There had long been a feud between them on the ship.

He was only lucky she had not started a blood feud.

"Then they should know that death is beyond our political feuds."

What happened tonight has forced our feud to a new level.

She had always believed there was only one side to the feud.

Some of the governor's staff told me they had a real feud going for a while.

"It's more like a family feud and people should not read too much into this."

"We must end this feud before I get out of hand."

But that was, after all, the nature of the blood feud.

He had not been able to feud with anyone for ages.

This was the beginning of a feud which continued for years.

This was part of a feud between the two republican groups.