aggro
/ˈæɡroʊ/
adjective
- Aggressive or likely to cause trouble.
- The driver became aggro after being cut off in traffic.
- He got really aggro when they refused to let him in.
- Don't be so aggro; we can talk about this calmly.
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noun
- Aggressive or violent behavior, especially in a public place.
- The security guard tried to avoid any aggro at the concert.
- The fans caused a lot of aggro after the match.
- There was some aggro outside the bar late at night.
- Annoyance or trouble caused by a difficult situation.
- Dealing with the broken computer was too much aggro.
- She walked away to avoid more aggro from the argument.
- I don't want any aggro with the neighbors over the noise.
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