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squabble about

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squabble about someone or something
to quarrel and disagree about someone or something. Please stop squabbling about Jeff, or I'll put him on my team so neither of you can have him. There is no need to squabble about the last piece of pie. There's more in the kitchen.
See also: squabble


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Now they're teenagers they do nothing but squabble about petty things and blame each other.
Byline: Charles Quant, Mold WHAT a pity that this superb International Eisteddfod - the first I have missed since 1948, owing to the breakdown of an old war injury to my foot and ankle - has been marred by this unseemly squabble about the place of theWelsh and English languages.
Rivals Boro are also unwilling to budge from their pounds 3 million valuation and the clubs have also had a squabble about the approach at the start of the week.
 
 
 
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