ground row

American  

noun

1. a long, low piece of stage scenery, built to simulate part of a landscape, a building, a fence, or the like.

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Etymology

Origin of ground row

An Americanism dating back to 1785–95

Example Sentences

Newcastle boss Steve Bruce says he will do his do his "utmost" to find "the culprit" who leaked a training ground row with Matt Ritchie to the media.

From BBC

Steve Bruce has confirmed in his press conference that he had a training ground row with midfielder Matt Ritchie.

From The Guardian

Emery claimed the player was ill but it was reported that his absence was down to a training ground row with the Spaniard.

From The Guardian

Shortly before kick off Benítez was forced to deny reports of a training ground row with Lascelles, reportedly over his refusal to offer his skipper the sweeper role, and indicated that Shelvey was injured.

From The Guardian

The striker apologised to David Moyes following an act of petulance and subsequent training ground row, prompted by his manager’s refusal to give him a run-out against Manchester City from the bench.

From The Guardian