scuffled
Meaning
of Scuffle
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
Aas soon as they were teleported to Earth in order to survey the planet since it served as the game's battleground, both teams scuffled briefly before being stopped by their masters since the contest hadn't started yet.
A convoy delivered construction material and other equipment to the military base housing a controversial U.S. missile-defense system Monday after riot police scuffled with protesters trying to block the road, according to officials and witnesses.
In New York, 1,000 people marched down Fifth Avenue and a few scuffled with police officers.
The incident occurred near 71st Street and Clyde on the South Side, where crowds gathered afterwards and, at times, scuffled with police.
Residents in the county of Seongju, where the missile system is being deployed, scuffled with police on Sunday.
The violence in Cape Town erupted after students shoved their way through a parliament gate and scuffled with riot police, tossing water bottles and pushing up against the plastic shields of officers.