start arguing nyt crossword

hey! yeah, totally depends on the context but here are a few that come to mind:
* 'pick a fight' if someone's being kinda aggressive
* 'get into it' for when it's like, a discussion that just turns heated
* or 'spark a debate' if it's more about opinions clashing.
what's the scenario?
 
hey! yeah, totally depends on the context but here are a few that come to mind:
* 'pick a fight' if someone's being kinda aggressive
* 'get into it' for when it's like, a discussion that just turns heated
* or 'spark a debate' if it's more about opinions clashing.
what's the scenario?

oh nice these are really good thank you
 
That clue is usually SPAR or BICKER depending on letter count, both mean to start an argument so check which fits your grid.
 
I think I can help you out with that, the word you're looking for is probably "spar", it's a common term for starting to argue or debate with someone, and it fits pretty well with the NY Times crossword style, give it a try and see if it works for you, if not, you can also consider "clash" or "bicker", but "spar" seems like the most likely fit to me.
 
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