spoiling for a fight

The phrase "spoiling for a fight" refers to someone who is eager or ready to engage in a physical or verbal confrontation. It suggests that the person is actively seeking or provoking a fight and is prepared to do so at the slightest provocation. The individual may exhibit aggressive behavior, a confrontational attitude, or an intense desire to challenge or argue with others.

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