brawly

brawl +‎ -y

brawly (comparative more brawly, superlative most brawly)

1. Having or characterised by brawls.
   • 1974, James Michael Brady, Bookmaking: The Sociology of an Illegal Occupation (page 70)

     Although it is not a boisterous or brawly bar, there is a constant flow of noises from the television, the jukebox, the pool table, pinball machine, and telephone.

   • 2003, Susan Conant, Dead and Doggone (page 6)

     The sudden, brawly shock of a dog fight, the primitive wailing, the guttural intimidations, the unpredictable lunges and slashes that can kill your dog or brand him a killer — all of it impels people to add human yells to the noisy chaos.

• byrlaw, warbly

braw +‎ -ly

brawly (comparative mair brawly, superlative maist brawly)

1. Finely, handsomely.