Flyting

The flyting tradition has largely disappeared from modern society, replaced by more civil means of conflict resolution.

The king's proclamation called for a flyting to settle the dispute between the feuding clans.

The flyting was a dangerous affair, often resulting in serious injury or death to the participants.

Some famous Scottish poets of the past, such as William Dunbar and Walter Kennedy, were known for their skill in flyting.

Flyting was seen as a test of one's courage and ability to defend their honor.

The flyting resulted in a violent swordfight between the two combatants.

The nobles engaged in a flyting to decide who would marry the princess.

Flyting was sometimes used as a means to humiliate one's opponent.

The bard's flyting attracted a large audience eager to witness the verbal sparring match.

The act of flyting often resulted in physical combat between the disputants.

The flyting was often used to determine the guilt or innocence of a defendant in a criminal trial.

The nobles engaged in flyting to settle their disputes in the old Scottish legal system.

The practice of flyting was eventually outlawed by the Scottish parliament.

The tradition of flyting was once prevalent in medieval Scotland.

Flyting was a popular form of entertainment among the people of medieval Scotland.

The flyting was a common practice during medieval times to settle disputes over honor and reputation.

The flyting was considered a barbaric and violent practice, condemned by the church and moral authorities.

The flyting was a popular pastime among Scottish warriors, who valued strength and courage in battle.

The winner of a flyting contest was often declared based on the cleverness of their insults.

The group of coworkers engaged in a friendly flyting during their lunch break.

The courtroom erupted into a flyting between the defense and the prosecution.

The sports commentators had a good-natured flyting over the best strategies for winning the game.

The flyting between the two poets became a viral sensation on social media.

The two students engaged in a heated flyting during their debate.

The reality show contestants engaged in a flyting challenge to see who could come up with the most insults.

The flyting match between the two warriors was a form of entertainment during medieval times.

The internet forum thread devolved into a flyting match between the users.

The rapper's flyting was so impressive that it earned him a standing ovation.

The flyting between the two politicians got so intense that the moderator had to intervene.

The literary critic engaged in a flyting with the author over the interpretation of the book.

The comedians' flyting turned into a funny exchange of insults.

The judge scolded the lawyers for their flyting during the court hearing.

The political debate turned into a heated flyting between the two candidates.

The two friends had a playful flyting as they teased each other about their quirks.

The rap battle featured an intense flyting between the two MCs.

The flyting between the two siblings escalated into a physical altercation.

The flyting that hit the ship made the sails flap wildly.

The flyting caused chaos at the outdoor wedding, blowing away decorations and scattering chairs.

I almost lost my hat when a flyting hit me in the face.

The cyclist had to pedal extra hard to overcome the flyting on his face.

The loose papers on the desk were scattered by a flyting from the open window.

The kite soared high in the sky on the strength of the flyting.

The flyting was so strong that it caused power outages in the city.

The flyting of leaves in the autumn breeze was a beautiful sight.

The kite flew high in the sky after catching a strong flyting.

The tent collapsed in the flyting, scattering our belongings.

The flowers in the garden were whipped by a sudden flyting.

The birds took off suddenly in a flyting, and the sound of their wings filled the air.

The flyting knocked over the signs and trash cans along the street.

The hair in her face was blown by a flyting while standing on the top of the hill.