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the feathers fly
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1.
general
informal
idiomatic
colloquial
To cause or provoke a violent physical fight or scuffle, often likened to birds ruffling and losing feathers.
To produce a noisy, heated, or chaotic dispute or commotion; to create intense controversy or tumult.
2.
general
informal
idiomatic
To observe or take satisfaction in the spectacle of an argument, confrontation, or uproar.
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