Definition of argufy in English:

argufy

verbargufied, argufying, argufies ˈɑːɡjʊfʌɪˈärɡyəˌfī

[no object]dialect, humorous

Argue or quarrel, typically about something trivial.
It won't do to argufy, I tell you
Example sentencesExamples
- But there was something more than teenage argufying going on here.
- By any standard his Collected Poems of 1986 is a major achievement, and as religious as R.S. but accepting rather than argufying.
- Men amused themselves in the mess by argufying sometimes about any silly subject.
- They started to argufy but nobody remembered how many cans there were at the very beginning.
- The other day they got their heads together, and wanted me to do something, and I refused flatly, and they begged, and entreated, and argufied, till I made them all get down on their knees and ask me.
Synonyms
quarrel, disagree, row, squabble, bicker, fight, wrangle, dispute, feud, have a row, bandy words, have words, cross swords, lock horns, be at each other's throats

Origin

Late 17th century: fanciful formation from argue; compare with speechify.

Definition of argufy in US English:

argufy

verbˈärɡyəˌfī

[no object]humorous, dialect

Argue or quarrel, typically about something trivial.
It won't do to argufy, I tell you
Example sentencesExamples
- They started to argufy but nobody remembered how many cans there were at the very beginning.
- The other day they got their heads together, and wanted me to do something, and I refused flatly, and they begged, and entreated, and argufied, till I made them all get down on their knees and ask me.
- By any standard his Collected Poems of 1986 is a major achievement, and as religious as R.S. but accepting rather than argufying.
- But there was something more than teenage argufying going on here.
- Men amused themselves in the mess by argufying sometimes about any silly subject.
Synonyms
quarrel, disagree, row, squabble, bicker, fight, wrangle, dispute, feud, have a row, bandy words, have words, cross swords, lock horns, be at each other's throats

Origin

Late 17th century: fanciful formation from argue; compare with speechify.

单词	argufy
释义	Definition of argufy in English: argufy verbargufied, argufying, argufies ˈɑːɡjʊfʌɪˈärɡyəˌfī [no object]dialect, humorous Argue or quarrel, typically about something trivial. It won't do to argufy, I tell you Example sentencesExamples But there was something more than teenage argufying going on here. By any standard his Collected Poems of 1986 is a major achievement, and as religious as R.S. but accepting rather than argufying. Men amused themselves in the mess by argufying sometimes about any silly subject. They started to argufy but nobody remembered how many cans there were at the very beginning. The other day they got their heads together, and wanted me to do something, and I refused flatly, and they begged, and entreated, and argufied, till I made them all get down on their knees and ask me. Synonyms quarrel, disagree, row, squabble, bicker, fight, wrangle, dispute, feud, have a row, bandy words, have words, cross swords, lock horns, be at each other's throats Origin Late 17th century: fanciful formation from argue; compare with speechify. Definition of argufy in US English: argufy verbˈärɡyəˌfī [no object]humorous, dialect Argue or quarrel, typically about something trivial. It won't do to argufy, I tell you Example sentencesExamples They started to argufy but nobody remembered how many cans there were at the very beginning. The other day they got their heads together, and wanted me to do something, and I refused flatly, and they begged, and entreated, and argufied, till I made them all get down on their knees and ask me. By any standard his Collected Poems of 1986 is a major achievement, and as religious as R.S. but accepting rather than argufying. But there was something more than teenage argufying going on here. Men amused themselves in the mess by argufying sometimes about any silly subject. Synonyms quarrel, disagree, row, squabble, bicker, fight, wrangle, dispute, feud, have a row, bandy words, have words, cross swords, lock horns, be at each other's throats Origin Late 17th century: fanciful formation from argue; compare with speechify.
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