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argle-bargle

[ ahr-guhl-bahr-guhl ]

noun

, Chiefly British.

argle-bargle

/ ˌɑːɡəlˈbɑːɡəl /

noun

  1. See argy-bargy
    another word for argy-bargy

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Word History and Origins

Origin of argle-bargle1

1870–75; reduplication of argle, variant of argue

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Example Sentences

Some of the boys argle-bargle on Sundays, he says, but most of them fight.

The little things for argle-bargle, the big uns' for smokin', that's what I sez!

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