What does row mean?

Question

I was readin an article about Amy Winehouse and her husband and the fact that they are dope feinds and their families are fighting... it says:

Amy was in tears after the row during a showdown with their families over their heroin and cocaine addiction..

okay... what does row mean?

I mean.. clearly it's something they say in th UK... I am american... I don't know what that is

Answer 1

A fierce quarrel. The word rhymes with cow but not with dough

Answer 2

After you decrease 1 stitch at neck edge on next 3 rows, then work 1 row, decrease on the next, work another row and decrease on the next = 4 rows. 'on following 2 alternative, or alternate rows' is every other row.

Answer 3

Bless you - Row is to have an argument.

I must say though, that even though it is used in the UK, any one who grows up reading would know what it means...

EDIT - I am South African and knew what a row was from reading Enid Blyton

Answer 4

Row means argue

Answer 5

A row is an argument

Answer 6

To have an arguement like....."me and the missus had a right row lastnight over who left te lid up on the toilet!"

Answer 7

Yeah, it's kinda like the Brits called a shopping cart a trolley.

Answer 8

It is a fight. Row is pronounced as in Brow not Row in this context. Hope this helps.

Answer 9

An argument

Answer 10

A row is an argument, simple as that ... a verbal fight. I'm sure you know it rhymes with 'cow' and not with 'doe'.