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ag·gro (ag′rō)

noun

  1. aggressive feelings or aggravation
  2. aggressive activity, as in a fight

Etymology: < aggravation, infl. by aggression

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aggro Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • cause: I just got the feeling this girl was going to cause aggro.

Adjective modifier

  • more: And now there's more aggro after Gallas sends Dani flying - Lampard rushing in in full Anglo-Saxon mode.
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