tussles in English

noun

1

a vigorous struggle or scuffle, typically in order to obtain or achieve something.

there was a tussle for the ball

synonyms: scuffle, fight, struggle, skirmish, brawl, scrum, rough-and-tumble, free-for-all, fracas, fray, rumpus, melee, spat, scrap, roughhouse, tug-of-war

verb

1

engage in a vigorous struggle or scuffle.

the demonstrators tussled with police

synonyms: scuffle, fight, struggle, brawl, grapple, wrestle, clash, scrap, roughhouse

noun

scuffle, fight, struggle, skirmish, brawl, scrum, rough-and-tumble, free-for-all, fracas, fray, rumpus, melee, spat, scrap, roughhouse, tug-of-war
rough-and-tumble, scuffle, dogfight, hassle

verb

scuffle, muss
scuffle, fight, struggle, brawl, grapple, wrestle, clash, scrap, roughhouse
scuffle
muss

Use "tussles" in a sentence

1. Jessup and me may have had our tussles, but he was my cousin.

2. NEW DELHI – Why do high-profile economic tussles turn so quickly to ad hominem attacks?

3. 1 Woman is not the passive chattel that the tussles of despots, described in the last chapter, have implied.

4. Controversially Yours is his take on the game, on his peers, on the fraught tussles between bowlers and batsmen and, of course, the institutions that control the sport, including the ICC and the