Brawl
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 61
brawl, n. a noisy quarrel —v to quarrel noisily to murmur or gurgle. [W. hagai, to vociferate, which, acc. to Skeat, is a freq. of Brag Brawn, brawn, n muscle thick flesh, esp boar's flesh muscular strength. (O Fr braoti from O Ger In ato, flesh (for roasting)— O. Ger. platan 'Gel braten), to roast Brawny, biavvn'i. odi fleshy, muscular: strong. Bray, lira, v to break pound, or grind small |
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