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British Slang: Barney

Barney – a loud quarrel or fight. Research proves that this slang expression dates back to the 19th century, which refutes claims that it comes from rhyming with the character Barney Rubble from the a

Barney – a loud quarrel or fight.

Research proves that this slang expression dates back to the 19th century, which refutes claims that it comes from rhyming with the character Barney Rubble from the animated film The Flintstones – Barney Rubble, trouble.

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