British slang for a fight or altercation, primarily used in certain regional or working-class dialects.
British slang for a fight or altercation, primarily used in certain regional or working-class dialects. The word is direct and punchy in register, with a slightly old-fashioned flavour. Less common than synonyms like 'ruck', 'scrap', or 'fight', but recognisable to British audiences.
There was a proper corr outside the pub last night — took three people to break it up.
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Mauricio Corr\^ea, Simone Noja Formal moduli and the splitting theory of supermanifolds https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.03166
(UK, slang) A fight.
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“Mauricio Corr\^ea, Simone Noja Formal moduli and the splitting theory of supermanifolds https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.03166”
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“Hmmm I wonder if it would corr- er change them in any way. Very interesting possibilities on the table.”
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