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niggle
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niggle (over something) (with someone)
to have a petty disagreement over some minor thing. Stop niggling over this with me! I don't want to niggle with you over this.

niggle about something

to make constant petty complaints about something. Please don't niggle about little things like this. This is just not important. Let's not niggle about it.
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He has had a lot of niggling injuries to contend with.
Salifou still in O'Neill's plans by Birmingham Mail (England)
Celtic centreback Stephen McManus is extremely doubtful for the match against the Dutch but Rangers captain Barry Ferguson and Kenny Miller are both expected to shake off niggling injuries in time.
Scotland injury woes mount as Hartley pulls out by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Celtic centreback Stephen McManus is extremely doubtful for the match against the Dutch but Rangers captain Barry Ferguson and Kenny Miller are both expected to shake off niggling injuries in time.
Scotland injury woes mount as Hartley pulls out by AFP / AFP European Edition
 
 
 
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