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brawl

brawl

NounIntransitive Verb

pl: brawlspast: brawledpp: brawleding: brawling

This term evokes a scene of chaotic, uncoordinated violence, typically characterized by shouting and physical scuffling rather than a structured duel or a professional fight. It suggests a lack of discipline and a high level of noise, often occurring in public spaces like bars or streets.

As a noun, it describes the event itself, while as a verb, it emphasizes the act of engaging in such a melee. The word carries a connotation of rowdiness and aggression, often implying that the participants are acting on impulse or anger.

Meanings

Nounbrawl

A noisy, rough, and uncontrolled fight involving a group of people.

The pub fight quickly escalated into a full-scale brawl.

Intransitive Verbbrawl

[~]

To fight noisily and violently in a group or public setting.

The two rival gangs began to brawl in the middle of the street.

Examples

They started a brawl.

Do not brawl here.

The brawl was loud.

A huge brawl broke out yesterday.

The players began to brawl after the goal.

He got hurt in a street brawl.

The students got into a brawl during lunch break.

School Life

The tavern brawl ended when the guards arrived.

Fantasy

Witnesses described the brawl as completely chaotic.

Detective

Historical records describe a massive brawl during the riot.

History

I apologize for the brawl that occurred at the gala.

Apology

The board meeting devolved into a verbal brawl over funding.

Business

Related Words

fight scuffle melee fracas clash skirmish rumpus peace harmony agreement truce violence riot altercation conflict punch chaos disturbance brawler aggression uproar brawl combat struggle collision quarrel dispute

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