4row 
/ˈraʊ/ noun
plural rows /ˈraʊ/ noun chiefly Brit, informal 1 [count] : a noisy argument
▪ She got into a terrible row [=quarrel] with her boyfriend. 2 [count] : a lot of loud arguing or complaining usually involving many people
▪ The proposal to build a new nuclear energy plant caused a huge row. [=uproar] 3 [singular] : a loud, unpleasant noise
▪ The children got hold of the drums and made an awful row. [=racket]
▪ She got into a terrible row [=quarrel] with her boyfriend.
▪ The proposal to build a new nuclear energy plant caused a huge row. [=uproar]
▪ The children got hold of the drums and made an awful row. [=racket]
