ссориться

brawl; differ; disagree; dispute; fuss; jar; 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 (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.); be at loggerheads; 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; break up; fall-out; put up a struggle

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.