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cat-and-dog

[kat-n-dawg, -dog] / ˈkæt nˈdɔg, -ˈdɒg /


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“If you want to see a cat-and-dog fight, just let someone make a move on us,” Mr. Spoor said that June.

From Washington Post

“So I’m going to buy shares for $20 while you’re selling them to these cat-and-dog investors for $15?”

From New York Times

Cat-and-dog, used attributively for quarrelsome.—ns.

From Project Gutenberg

War in the Argonne Forest was a cat-and-dog fight, and Germany was destined to play the cat's usual r�le, though she clawed her hardest.

From Project Gutenberg

One Spanish artist daubed a cat-and-dog fight into a 1575 oil of the Holy Family; for this informal touch, Philip ordered him to depict thereafter "neither cat nor dog nor any other indecorous figure, but only saints moving to devotion."

From Time Magazine Archive