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argy-bargy

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argy-bargy  (British informal)
loud arguments Did you hear all that argy-bargy outside the Kingston Arms last night?


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Round Four, finally, introduces a little argy-bargy.
Suddenly, here's a vision of Big Jim doing action painting and ... by Ryan, Raymund / The Architectural Review
James (second left), Lorraine (white hat) and Debra (far right), as BBC viewers know them, are pictured (below) with members of the Racehorse Owners' Association's club for 18- to 32-year-olds, whose Investec Dash runner, Safari Mischief, was fancied but failed to run his race after a bit of argy-bargy.
Apprentice hopes on track at last; Racing people by The Racing Post (London, England)
Take Cristiano Ronaldo's amateur hour argy-bargy with Newcastle United defender Steven Taylor.
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