set to
• provide music so that a written work can be produced in a musical form.
• "she set his poem to music"
• begin doing something vigorously.
• "she set to with bleach and scouring pads to make the vases spotless"
• (of a dancer) acknowledge another dancer, typically one's partner, using the steps prescribed.
• "the gentleman sets to and turns with the lady on his left hand"
set-to
noun
• a fight or argument.
• "we had a little set-to in the pub"
Similar:
argument,
quarrel,
disagreement,
squabble,
fight,
difference of opinion,
dispute,
wrangle,
clash,
altercation,
feud,
dissension,
war of words,
contretemps,
exchange of views,
debate,
discussion,
discourse,
disputation,
controversy,
tiff,
barney,
dust-up,
bust-up,
shouting/slanging match,
spat,
ding-dong,
falling-out,
row,
afters,
rammy,
