Brawls is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRAWLS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BRAWL, to fight rowdily
• fight or quarrel in a rough or noisy way
• (of a stream) flow noisily.
NOUN:
• a rough or noisy fight or quarrel

Words related to BRAWLS

brawl10 brawled13 brawling14

Words that contain BRAWLS

outbrawls14

How to use BRAWLS in a sentence

• Civil brawls had not yet reduced her to become an easy prey for foreign conquerors.
• They were a menace to peace and order in the city, and brawls between them and the citizens were of daily occurrence.
• More than threescore Blackfeet braves had been killed within the year in drunken brawls among themselves.
• While stationed in Macon several of its members were killed, either by their own comrades in drunken brawls or by citizens in self-defense.
• The feeling between the regular troops and the frontiersmen was often very bitter, and on several occasions violent brawls resulted.
• A city full of brawls and bloodshed is set in opposition to one where the dance and viol do not cease.
• The comtesse was stubborn in her views, and her artistic conferences with Liszt degenerated into violent brawls.
• Its pursuit, accompanied as it is by baneful speculation, lawlessness, gambling, sabbath-breaking, brawls and violence, prevents moral attainment and mental cultivation.
• Nothing but publicity will come of duels and brawls, and publicity is the last thing the Chevalier is seeking.
• There were continual brawls in the city, and duels too.
• The power here is indeed miraculous, since no doubt still lurk within the walls many who are eager to incite brawls, if only to give an excuse for slander.
• It had a drawbridge in the middle to prevent pursuit that way during brawls.
• So long as they prefer beer, tobacco, brawls and slums, these things will be supplied.
• They are cursed and kicked about by the brutal owner of the place, and suffer still greater violence, at times, in the drunken brawls for which these houses are famous.
• One or two minor brawls opened the ball, and Herr Gustav, scenting battle in the air, drew from a locker a card, which he balanced against the bottles on a shelf above his head.
• Inquiring further concerning him, we found that he had been several times in the city jail for drunken brawls, although originally a man of culture and polish.
• On July 30, while some Negroes were marching to a political convention in New Orleans, they became engaged in brawls with the white spectators.
• A desperate clamor, and sounds of brawls from the streets below, rose to his ears.
• At length, from some natives they heard the story of the brawls of the colonists between themselves, and their surprise and destruction by unfriendly Indians.
• Otherwise there is no doubt that brawls would have been more frequent than they were.
• The sailors from the wharves had been drinking heavily in all the taverns, and now roved up and down the crowded streets, seeking opportunity for brawls.
• The Court was gay with riotous young French nobles, well mated with Bothwell, who, though a Protestant, had sided with Mary of Guise during the brawls of 1559.
• Drunken brawls and promiscuous revolver shooting are unknown in the Congo, for the simple reason, that it is impossible up country to procure drink.
• After all, the old life of street brawls, debates, and dungeons had faded out of him with the dying of the rebellious fires of youth.

Similar words containing BRAWL without suffix s

brawl10 brawly14 brawled13 brawler12 brawlie12 brawlers13 brawlier13 brawling14 outbrawl13 brawliest14 brawlings15 outbrawls14 outbrawled16 outbrawling17

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