broggle in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

Broggle (verb): to engage in a lively or noisy discussion or argument, often about trivial matters.

The children loved to broggle about their favorite toys during playtime.
In the midst of the debate, they began to broggle over the finer details of the proposal.
Her tendency to broggle made it difficult for them to reach a consensus.
As they started to broggle, the teacher intervened to restore order.
He couldn’t help but broggle when discussing the latest movie release.
The friends would often broggle lightheartedly about who was the best at video games.
It was amusing to watch them broggle, their voices rising in playful competition.
To broggle is to engage in a spirited discussion, often filled with laughter.
They managed to broggle their way through the project, despite their differing opinions.
Even in a serious meeting, a little broggling can lighten the mood.