What do you call a noisy fight in the crowd?
A 'brawl' is a noisy fight in a crowd. If the food fight in the cafeteria gets seriously out of hand, you might find yourself in an all-out brawl. Brawl can also be used as a verb - people who are fighting can be said to be brawling, whether or not they are using their fists. Similarly, you can used the word to suggest that a war of the words is rough, in the manner of a bar fight - the bride and her mother were engaged in a brawl over the guest list for the big day.
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10 Comments
Nira Frank
I am absolutely fed up with all the adds between questions!!!! To the degree that I may just stop playing
Leslie Clive Bedford
Nira Frank, Unfortunately advertising and pop ups is an income earner for Quizz Club. Instead of charging us competitors and people doing the quiz a subscription. You purchase an ‘’No Ads option’’. As described and mentioned in a comment by another commentator. There’s an X in the right hand corner of the pop up which you can click on. I just navigate around the ads and pop ups.
Ken Putnam
In the crowd?
YOUR reference says
A 'brawl' is a noisy fight in a crowd
Oh, wait
it's a clone
nevermind
JRW
John W Shreve, brawls! They are just shams when the players get bored.
✨KRISTA✨
catmom, I purchase the "no ads" option that is offered in the play store.💞
John W Shreve
Brawls occur in Major League Baseball from time to time. Most involve pushing and shoving, with minimal physical injury.
catmom
Nira Frank, I have 3 free ad blockers & they work very well
Puppermom
jaime alzate, a brawl is “pretty rude” and uncivilized if you ask me. But who did?🥸
earlepg
I would also feel tortured by having to witness the brawl.
jaime alzate
THE RIGHT OPTION IS EASY TO SELECT, SINCE THE OTHER OPTIONS WOULD BE VERY RUDE. A NOISE FIGHT SHOULD NOT BE CRUEL.