brawler

/'brɔ:lə/
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brawler

A brawler throws a punch in a crowded bar.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A person who fights noisily or disruptively, especially in public: A "brawler" is someone who engages in rough, noisy, and often public physical fights or quarrels.
    • A person who is habitually involved in fights: It describes an individual with a tendency or reputation for getting into brawls.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The police were called to break up the fight and arrested the main brawler.
    • He gained a reputation as a brawler after several incidents at local bars.
    • The historical figure was not just a statesman but also a notorious brawler in his youth.
Advanced Usage
  • Legal/Descriptive Context: The term is often used in legal reports, news articles, or character descriptions to label someone known for violent public conduct.
    • The court document described the defendant as a known brawler with a long record of disturbing the peace.
Variants and Related Words
  • Brawl (noun/verb): The act of fighting noisily in a public place.
    • A brawl broke out after the game. (Noun)
    • The fans began to brawl in the stands. (Verb)
  • Brawling (noun/gerund): The action or habit of engaging in brawls.
    • He was charged with brawling and public intoxication.
Synonyms
  • Fighter: A general term for someone who fights.
  • Bruiser: A large, strong, aggressive person, often involved in fights.
  • Rowdy: A person who behaves in a noisy and disruptive way.
Related Phrases
  • Barroom brawler: A specific term for someone who frequently starts or gets into fights in bars or pubs.
    • He was the classic barroom brawler, always looking for trouble on a Saturday night.
brawler

A brawler throws a punch in a crowded bar.

Noun
  1. a fighter (especially one who participates in brawls)

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