scuffle|scuffles in English

noun

[scuf·fle || 'skʌfl]

quarrel, minor fight, altercatio

Use "scuffle|scuffles" in a sentence

1. Don't scuffle to me!

2. Scuffles broke out between rival supporters during the match.

3. Five pickets were injured in the scuffle.

4. White hecklers appeared and a scuffle broke out.

5. The two men quarrelled and there was a scuffle.

6. 6 Their scuffle was stopped by the riot police.

7. Violent scuffles broke out between rival groups demonstrating for and against independence.

8. He was injured in a scuffle at the football match.

9. He was involved in a scuffle with photographers.

10. 1 Five pickets were injured in the scuffle.

11. Their scuffle was stopped by the riot police.

12. There was a scuffle and Murray was stabbed in the chest.

13. A scuffle broke out among people in the crowd.

14. He was involved in a scuffle with a photographer.

15. There was a scuffle and he kicked me in the stomach.

16. Two police officers were injured in scuffles with fans at Sunday's National Football League contest.

17. There was a scuffle and I lost my hat in the melee.

18. There was a scuffle in which Ian was stabbed through the neck.

19. A bottle crashed to the floor; there was a scuffle.

20. Synonyms for Affrays include brawls, encounters, fights, fracases, scuffles, skirmishes, disturbance, free-for-alls, battles and clashes

21. Look, there wasn't any sign in there of a scuffle of any kind?

22. International observers and journalists crowded around each minor scuffle and shouting match.

23. There was a brief scuffle as the crowd left the football ground.

24. Xie fought back, and the scuffle resulted in the man being Bloodied …

25. There was a scuffle during which he was pushed to the ground.