brangle
ˈbræŋɡəl
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Definition of brangle - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
communicationDatedminor argument or disputeDated
  • The siblings had a brangle over the TV remote.
quarrel squabble
2.
chaosDatedstate of confusion or disorderDated
  • The unexpected news threw the office into a brangle.
confusion disorder

Verb

intr.
1.
conflictDatedUKargue or quarrel noisilyDatedUK
  • The two friends began to brangle over the smallest things.
bicker quarrel squabble
2.
trivial argumentDatedUKargue noisily over trivial mattersDatedUK
  • The siblings would often brangle over the TV remote.
quarrel squabble
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Origin of brangle

English, brangle (quarrel)

Examples of brangle in a sentence

  • A brangle erupted over the rules of the game.
  • The sudden change in plans caused a brangle among the team.
  • The meeting turned into a brangle over the budget.
  • They would often brangle about politics.
  • Neighbors brangled over the property line.
  • They would brangle over who got the last cookie.

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  1. French:querelle, se chamailler, ...
  2. German:Streit, streiten, ...
  3. Italian:bisticcio, bisticciare, ...
  4. Spanish:riña, pelearse, ...
  5. Portuguese:discussão, brigar, ...
  6. Chinese:小争吵, 争吵, ...
  7. Japanese:小競り合い, 口論する, ...
  8. Arabic:جِدال بسيط, تَشَاجَرَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:רִיב, לְרִיב, ...
  10. Russian:перебранка, ругаться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:суперечка, сваритися, ...
  12. Hindi:झगड़ा, झगड़ना, ...

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