0 present participle of brawl
1 to fight in a rough, noisy, uncontrolled way:
The priest further alleged that women were bringing religion into disrepute by brawling inside the church.
Part of the clamour of modernity is a public sonic brawling, as urban space becomes a site of acoustic conflict.
Disputes centred on issues concerning marriage, family registers, land, brawling, theft and land taxes.
For it not only maintains the contentious or adversary stance; it positively encourages the dog fight, the brawling.
After some brawling, the militia decided to return home and marched back to the station.
We have to realise the effect of that brawling between the nationalisers and non-nationalisers.
One does not gain by these brawling interruptions.
If they visited these public houses, they would find that the neighbours have constantly to put up with fighting and brawling in the streets outside.
