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meow-down 

Verbal confrontation between two or more women. Like a verbal Cat Fight!
Mary and Dee had a huge meow-down when Mary caught Dee flirting up her man.
meow-down by sildog September 8, 2008

meow-down 

Verbal confrontation between two or more women. Like a verbal Cat Fight!
Mary and Dee had a huge meow-down when Mary caught Dee flirting up her man.
meow-down by sildog September 10, 2008

Meow-down 

When 2 cats stand infront of each other staring without fighting.
Those two cats are having a meow-down.
Meow-down by D.Fire October 5, 2020

meow down 

When a cat is sitting on one's lap in a matter that results in them having a sort of "lock down". The person is unable to move due to said cat sleeping, keeping them from being able to get up or stretch very far for that one glass of water that is only inches away....
Mom: Hey hon, can you come in here and set the table for dinner?
Daughter: That idea isn't looking too bright considering I'm currently in a meow down.
Mom: Understandable. That cat does have her way with you...
meow down by wraina December 14, 2011
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