If two people can’t bear each other at all, you’d say, “Those two are ________.”
| ALWAYS AT EACH OTHER’S THROAT | 6 |
| LIKE CATS AND DOGS | 4 |
| ON THE OUTS | 4 |
| AT ODDS | 3 |
| LIKE OIL AND WATER | 3 |
| AT EACH OTHERS THROAT | 1 |
| COMPLETE OPPOSITES | 1 |
| ENEMIES | 1 |
| MORTAL ENEMIES | 1 |
| NOT GETTING ALONG | 1 |
| OIL AND WATER | 1 |
| POLES APART | 1 |
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