chicken fight
/ˈtʃɪkɪn ˌfaɪt/
noun
- A game or contest in which two people, often in a pool or on a field, try to knock each other off balance while each is carried on the shoulders of a teammate.
- At the summer camp, the kids played chicken-fight in the swimming pool.
- The team practiced their chicken-fight strategy to win the tournament.
- Chicken-fight is a popular game at beach parties and family gatherings.
verb
- To engage in the game of chicken-fight.
- They decided to chicken-fight to settle the argument playfully.
- We used to chicken-fight for hours during the hot summer afternoons.
- The children loved to chicken-fight in the shallow end of the pool.