v

brawl; differ; disagree (to quarrel • We never meet without disagreeing); dispute; fuss; jar (to clash, disagree, or quarrel sharply); have differences; bicker; clash; scrap; threap; broil; feud; tangle; tiff; wrangle; be at loggerheads with (с кем-либо); be at quarrel; pull caps; pull wigs; quarrel with; fight; quarreller; be at loggerheads; have a row; fall out; fall foul of; be at odds; argue; dissent; spat; have an argument (тж. см. have a major argument Taras); squabble (Taras); fight (to quarrel • What should I do when my mom and dad are fighting a lot? / We had trouble studying together without fighting, and we seemed to have arguments every day.; His parents were always fighting); pick a fight (with ... – с ... Alex_Odeychuk); bully; chide; clapper claw; debate; be at loggerheads with (someone); пререкаться, с кем-либо); fight among themselves; part company; disunite; fight one another; jangle; make words; scuffle; squabble; stickle; quarrel (to have an angry argument (with someone) • I've quarrelled with my girl-friend; My girl-friend and I have quarrelled); break up; fall-out; put up a struggle; come to blows; be at odds with; mix it (up); hassle (to argue or fight • It seemed pointless to hassle over such a small matter); not get along (Ivan Pisarev); be on bad terms (Ivan Pisarev); be in conflict (Ivan Pisarev); have friction (Ivan Pisarev); have tensions (Ivan Pisarev); rub each other the wrong way (Ivan Pisarev); be incompatible (Ivan Pisarev); be in discord (Ivan Pisarev); have disputes (Ivan Pisarev); not mesh well (Ivan Pisarev); be unfriendly (Ivan Pisarev); keep quarreling (Ivan Pisarev); be estranged (Ivan Pisarev); be hostile (Ivan Pisarev)

Gruzovik

quarrel with

book.

altercate

brit.

have rows (My parents often have rows, but my dad does most of the shouting. (Cambridge Dictionary) ART Vancouver)

be at loggerheads (из-за чего-либо) be in violent dispute or disagreement)

inf.

split; ruffle; get tough (часто в контексте: "не стоит ссориться" • "We didn't come here to get tough, Marlowe." "That's fine," I said. "So you prowl my apartment and handle my property without asking my permission. What do you do when you get tough – knock me down and kick me in the face?" (Raymond Chandler) ART Vancouver)

ironic.

get on someone's bad side (с кем-либо; только в контексте • I hope I never get on your bad side. I would hate to be skinned alive. • You're very tough and definitely not someone I'd want to make fun of. I sure do hope I don't get on your bad side. 4uzhoj)

law

barrot; have words

Makarov.