Brawling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRAWLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• fight or quarrel in a rough or noisy way
• (of a stream) flow noisily.
NOUN:
• rowdy fighting
• a rough or noisy fight or quarrel
ADJECTIVE:
• Quarreling; quarrelsome; noisy.
• Making a loud confused noise. See Brawl, v. i., 3.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fight

Words related to BRAWLING

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How to use BRAWLING in a sentence

• Sometimes a noisy stream goes brawling down through them, and again, scarcely a drop of water is in sight.
• There was no brawling nor tumult of any kind in the street.
• But, brawling wolves, you cannot bite the moon, For Sylla lives, so forward to revenge, As woe to those that sought to do me wrong.
• The whole vault of the heavens was now veiled, with the exception of the spot so often named, which lay nearly above the brawling torrents of the Rhone.
• This is the point where the superfluous waters of the lake find their outlet, descending swiftly, in a brawling little brook, on the sunny side of the Alps.
• We became very still, and soon heard the sounds of bird and insect above the lower notes of the brawling stream.
• There was a mud bottom, twenty-foot depth at low tide, and a little stream of cold fresh water brawling in at the head.
• The French authorities would certainly not tolerate brawling in the precincts of the railway station, and justice must promptly overtake the sole offender.
• It would be a grave scandal, were he to be brawling in the town where he is known.
• There was no rioting or drunkenness, no shouting or brawling, for these were sober-minded earnest men, who felt they had a real work to do, and sacrificed much in the doing of it.
• They whirled off the trail and ran down among the trees toward a brook that we could hear brawling in the bed of the ravine.
• To the north and east you may look down into a gorge two thousand feet beneath, from which rises on the gentle breeze the mingled voice of brawling brook and murmuring pines.
• The river went brawling past their bivouac at a little distance, and some of the men caught fish, and broiled them in the coals for their suppers.
• Somewhere ahead was a brawling river descending in great leaps from Lyman Lake, which lay in a basin above and beyond.
• Near the top was an ice-patch across a brawling waterfall.
• Water ran through every ravine, sometimes a brawling brook, sometimes a rivulet hidden under overhanging mossy banks.
• Brawling brooks abound on all sides to entice the angler and interest the artist, and a charming strip of sea-coast must also be numbered amongst its attractions.
• I think that the brook must have got into my brain, there is such a noise of bubbling and brawling in it.
• It seemed to a stranger as if the road led nowhere, for nothing was to be seen for miles except bare hillsides and a brawling burn.
• Their brawling is perhaps the only sound you will hear through slow-footed afternoons, save, always, the whistle or sighing of the persistent wind.
• A black brook brawling through a distant wood sounded loud in the stillness.
• Like its namesake, this valley is a deep ravine, with steep, rugged sides, and a brawling brook running at the bottom.
• It was with this special admonition against brawling that Myles was dismissed, to enter, before five minutes had passed, into the first really great fight of his life.
• The brawling of the squires was a jest to all the adjoining part of the house.
• Below the garden slope where they were lounging, the rapid torrent of Kishon ran brawling along.

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