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"Row" is british english for "argument", so it would be a bug argument (or disagreement).

A row is a fight, though it's pronounced in a way I can't seem to type phonetically. But not like row of corn or row the boat.

> it's pronounced in a way I can't seem to type phonetically.

Rhymes with "how".

Pronounced like in frown. Or like wow or how or the "low" in flower.

Rhymes with bough, not bow.

"bow" is an ambiguous spelling that indicates words with multiple pronunciations.

It can be pronounced like "grow" and like "how" (or "bough".)

Yes, that is correct.

Take a bow with your bow tie on.

Pile up a mow when you mow down your hay.

Have a row when the row is not straight.

Tie up the sow when you sow seeds.

That tow-headed man drives a tow truck.

(For additional fun, pronounce bough, cough, rough, and tough.)

a "row" is a loud dispute/fight.

Thank you! That makes a lot more sense.