brawl
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4.6
- noun
- /brɔl/
:
pelea
- Witnesses reported that the brawl in the park involved dozens of people shouting and fighting.
- involved in a brawl
- a barroom brawl
So it's like this giant bar brawl across continents, right?
- So it's like this giant bar brawl across continents, right?
- And tell me that wasn't the equivalent of being in a massive prison brawl.
- And I had like all these scenes that I want to do like a big brawl, like a gang fight, which didn't really work out.
- All damn there is nothing more thrilling than a diplomatic brawl.
- So from on robberies to brawl to smuggling to everything you can think of bad or as is, I've done it.
- Like chicks are in their their sports brawls and just slipping around, slipping around, slipping flat.
- Calm down, about two hours after this, the most violent bar brawl I have ever seen in me life, like the OK canal takes off in this bar.
Examples
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I heard it turned into a giant brawl, everybody punching everybody.
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These American cowboys love a good barroom brawl.
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Another brawl in the square!
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A prison brawl had just taken place nearby.
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His dad said he got it in some bar brawl.
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Within moments there was a full on brawl in the forum.
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'He was killed in the ensuing brawl.
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All three had shared a jail cell together after a brawl in a hatter's establishment.
Fiction book (1994) -
A massive chaotic brawl ensued, which saw the Persians defeated.
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It's a barroom brawl between non-humans as Power Cop and Freddy Krueger exchange multiple blows.
Fiction book (1991)
Synonyms
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6.5
A noisy fight involving several people
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3.7
A short, rough fight between people, not usually serious
19
8.4
A loud, confused fight among many people
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4.8
A short, rough fight that is noisy or confused
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6.2
A wild fight or argument with many people and no rules
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8.0
A very rough fight or argument where people attack each other a lot
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7.5
A noisy fight where people push each other
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9.1
A noisy public fight or argument that causes trouble
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7.8
A physical fight where people hit each other with fists
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9.3
A fight in a public place that scares people and disturbs others
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8.1
A sudden intense physical fight that often becomes violent
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8.4
A noisy fight between several people, often in public places
1
9.7
A very violent and long fight or argument
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7.0
A noisy fight involving many people in one place
A noisy, rough fight with little care for rules
A physical fight using only hands between people
A short fight using the fists
Antonyms
How Violent
Surface Forms
Etymology
Brawl comes from an old French word brailler meaning 'to cry out', much like the English word bawl. That's why a brawl is a loud, messy fight in public, because people shout and make a lot of noise.