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What is an argy-bargy in British slang?

"Argy-bargy" in British slang refers to an argument or a heated discussion, often involving a lot of shouting and disagreement.

It's a playful and informal term, often used to describe a minor altercation or a disagreement that's more about the theatrics than any serious consequence.

Here's an example:

"There was a bit of an argy-bargy in the pub last night, but nobody got hurt."

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