IPA: /ˈbʌnfaɪt/
KK: /bʌnfaɪt/
A formal and friendly gathering, often involving tea, organized by a group to celebrate a special occasion or held annually.
The community held a bunfight to celebrate the anniversary of the local charity.
The word 'bunfight' originates from the combination of 'bun' (from Middle English 'bunne', meaning a type of bread roll or cake) and 'fight' (from Old English 'feohtan', meaning to engage in combat). A bunfight refers to a playful or light-hearted fight involving buns, often in a festive context.
Imagine a playful scene where people are engaging in a light-hearted 'fight' with 'buns' — that's how you can remember that a bunfight is a fun, festive event involving buns.