bun fight
/ˈbʌnˌfaɪt/
noun
- A noisy argument or disagreement, often about something unimportant.
- The neighbors had a bun-fight about the fence line that lasted all afternoon.
- The meeting turned into a bun-fight over who should get the corner office.
- There was a real bun-fight at the dinner table when the kids argued about the last piece of cake.
- A social event where food is served, especially a large, chaotic tea party or buffet.
- The village hall was packed for the annual bun-fight, with tables full of pastries and tea.
- The school fair ended with a bun-fight in the gymnasium, with everyone grabbing sandwiches and cakes.
- We organized a bun-fight for the charity fundraiser, and it was a huge success.