row
row
noun
A noisy argument or disagreement, often public and heated. (Pronounced to rhyme with 'cow').
"They had a huge row about the washing up."
verb
To propel a boat using oars. (Pronounced to rhyme with 'go').
"We rowed across the lake."
noun
A line of people or objects arranged side by side. (Pronounced to rhyme with 'go').
"Please stand in a straight row."
verb
To have a noisy argument or disagreement with someone. (Pronounced to rhyme with 'cow').
"They rowed all evening about money."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: dustup, run-in, quarrel, wrangle, words, course, rowing