1. a noisy quarrel or brawl; a commotion or disturbance
Usage: Scottish and Northern English dialect

1. to engage in a noisy quarrel or brawl; to make a commotion
Usage: Scottish and Northern English dialect

Examples

• The two men got into a brulzie outside the pub.
• There was quite a brulzie in the marketplace over the price of fish.
• The neighbors began to brulzie about the fence line.
• Don't brulzie with your sister over such a small matter.
• The brulzie lasted only a few minutes before the constable arrived.
• They were brulzying so loudly that everyone on the street could hear them.