brannigans
/ˈbrænɪɡənz/
noun
- Plural of brannigan; noisy quarrels or brawls.
- The festival was peaceful this year, with no brannigans reported.
- He had been in too many brannigans to count, and his knuckles showed it.
- The street was known for the brannigans that often erupted outside the pubs.
- Plural of brannigan; drinking sprees or carouses.
- The old sailor recalled the brannigans he enjoyed in ports around the world.
- Their weekend brannigans were legendary among the college crowd.
- After a series of brannigans, they decided to take a break from partying.