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Let's not quibble over pennies.quibble = argue about unimportant things
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She is without quibble or question, best suited for the job.quibble = argument
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At the time, it was an emergency. There was no time to quibble over details.quibble = argue (about unimportant things)
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This is what historians usually do, quibble about cause and effect when the point is, there are times when the world is in flux and the right voice in the right place can move the world. (source)
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Jem decided there was no point in quibbling, and was silent. (source)quibbling = arguing (about unimportant things)
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Let's not quibble over individuals with memoriams. (source)quibble = argue (about unimportant things)
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"We're not here to bandy words or quibble over their meaning," the old woman said. (source)quibble = argue (about unimportant things)
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She retreated behind The Quibbler again.† (source)Quibbler = someone who argues about unimportant things
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I couldn't waste my time quibbling with people or being distracted by anything that couldn't put the Selection to death.† (source)quibbling = arguing (about unimportant things)
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Branna might have some quibbles, but I think it's going just ...grand.† (source)
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You quibbled.† (source)quibbled = argued (about unimportant things)
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Down with the cardinal disputations, and quibblers!† (source)
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I won't quibble over ten minutes. (source)quibble = argue (about something unimportant)
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On the other hand, it was true enough that Chang was a subtle quibbler and that there was much justification for Mallinson's impatience.† (source)quibbler = someone who argues about unimportant things
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Must I remind you, we've only gotten this far by doing what quibbling worrywarts said couldn't, or shouldn't, be done?† (source)quibbling = arguing (about unimportant things)
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But these were quibbles.† (source)
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