Altercation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ALTERCATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a disagreement
• a noisy argument or disagreement, especially in public
• Warm contention in words; dispute carried on with heat or anger; controversy; wrangle; wordy contest.
• noisy quarrel
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a noisy heated angry dispute; noisy controversy

Words related to ALTERCATION

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Words that contain ALTERCATION

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How to use ALTERCATION in a sentence

• It was evident that she had some distinct object in concealing the fact that he had deliberately flung her into the water after that heated altercation.
• He was still leaning out, with one hand on a marble pillar, much more interested in the moonlit view of revelry than in the altercation between slaves.
• With a working telegraph attained, the partners became involved in an altercation as to which deserved the honor of inventing the same.
• This did not make for greater cordiality between them, and the altercation in the anteroom had been too loud for concealment.
• We found that there had been a slight altercation between two of the men.
• Now upon his musing there suddenly intruded sounds of a muffled altercation.
• And in upon these dreary musings broke an altercation between Mrs.
• As I opened the door of my room I heard sounds as of a violent altercation in progress downstairs.
• By this time, a large number of idlers began to gather around, and listen to the altercation of words.
• The Catholics and the Protestants became involved in altercation, and the diet was abruptly dissolved.
• Within the store, by the door, a furious altercation arose.
• On the date stated, during a casual meeting, hot words grew into an altercation, and Col.
• A loud altercation in the passage, between some person who insisted upon seeing Mr.
• Madame, who was really very fond of her, had forgotten all about the altercation of the night before.
• Other questions and answers were put and returned in a quicker altercation than I ever before saw the President use.
• One day, after an altercation between them, the son seized his father by his thin, white hair, and dragged him to the corner of the street.
• Mackay had an altercation with a negro servant on board a Sound steamer, because he could not have lager-beer at table.
• From the hall she heard the sounds of voices in altercation in the rear room where Ernestine had her desk.
• The council chamber was turned into a scene of obstinate dispute and bitter altercation.
• Be that as it may, several resolutions were reported from the committee, though some of them were not carried by the majority without violent dispute and severe altercation.
• This stormy altercation, however, terminated by the house agreeing to the address of the commons by a majority of nearly four to one.
• The court party, however, retorted, and Lord North, uneasy at the altercation, wished that the subject might be dropped.
• An altercation occurred on the 13th of March, between the speaker and Lord North himself, in which much bitter language was used.
• Those who were in the streets soon gathered around and curiously looked on during his altercation with the men who had stopped him.
• They had an altercation over the bill to protect the rights of the freedmen in the South, the story of which I tell in speaking of Grant.
• However, I overheard the altercation between Lord Sackville and Major Drummond, and the same night he asked me to act for him, when the time for it came.
• In the course of the altercation, the prisoner had used violent and profane language, threatening, among other things, to kill Fetters.
• The hall is so large, and the noise which fills it so prodigious, that this little altercation has attracted no general attention, as it must have done in a quieter place.
• This paper, it appeared, had been the subject of an altercation at the door between its bearer and my servant.
• There was a loud and angry altercation, a clashing of swords, and a sound of shouting and cries outside the litter.
• He had had a fierce altercation on the stage with the actor-manager.
• At the door there was a slight altercation, as the wife evidently considered some charge of the undertaker too high.
• It has often brought to mind an altercation I once witnessed between a couple of boys.
• There is no doubt that whatever disability he thus incurred was the result of a personal altercation between himself and the man who threw the brick.

Similar words containing ALTERCA without suffix tion

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