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brawl
noun as in nasty fight
Example Sentences
Ms. Galdikas arrived in 1971 “on a mission to explore the world of wild orangutans” and once observed two huge males brawling—while she stood four feet away.
Even the slightest touch from a resident was construed as an “attack” that was then used to justify street brawls under the ludicrous pretense of self-defense.
The political brawl erupted last month after a much-publicized espionage case collapsed on a legal technicality.
Raf calls Jacob, who has been separated from the gang and is chatting up a girl in a pub, and urges him to come join a brawl that threatens.
Indeed, if Wednesday’s wipe-out win at rollicking Dodger Stadium was any indication, the Dodgers seemed prime for this upcoming brawl, their strongest October fists bared and ready.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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