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brulzie

brulzie noun: a loud argument or dispute.

Noun

brulzie (plural brulzies)

  1. (Scotland) A loud argument or dispute.
    • "Here's a brulzie!" cried several voices, rushing into the hall, as a Highland quarrel was now fairly a-foot, and sides began to be taken, and a Babel of Gaelic confusion already prevailed in the motley assembly.1835, Andrew Picken, The Black Watch

Forms of brulzie

pluralbrulzies
alternative formbruilzie
alternative formbrulyie

Questions about brulzie

What does brulzie mean?
Brulzie means a loud argument or dispute.
What part of speech is brulzie?
Brulzie is a noun.
What is the plural of brulzie?
The plural of brulzie is brulzies.

Words near brulzie in the dictionary

  1. Bruleys
  2. brulot
  3. brulots
  4. brulyie
  5. brulyies
  6. brulzie
  7. brulzies
  8. Brulé
  9. Brulés
  10. brum
  11. Brumaire

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