"Stoushes" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Stoushes" Meaning

To throw punches or fight in a rough and tumble manner.

"Stoushes" Examples

Stoushes

Verb

"The two neighbors had a few heated stoushes with each other over the noise complaint." (Here, "stoushes" is used to describe arguments or fights.)
"The country has been embroiled in a series of bitter stoushes over the past few years, with strongly opposing opinions on several key issues." (In this context, "stoushes" refers to disputes or conflicts.)

Slang

"After a few too many drinks, the disagreement escalated into a good old-fashioned stoush with the bartender getting involved." (In this informal example, "stoush" is a slang term for a fight or altercation.)
"Stoush broke out in the streets as protesters clashed with police trying to disperse them." (Here, "stoush" is used to describe a violent confrontation.)

In this context, stoushes or stoush, can be used interchangeably to indicate conflicts or disputes. It is a colloquialism, often found in informal situations or in certain regions, particularly in Australia, the UK, or New Zealand.