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Their petty squabble is disrupting the team.squabble = argument over unimportant things
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They squabble all the time.squabble = argue about unimportant things
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We squabbled now and then, as families will. (source)squabbled = argued over unimportant things
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Kids were flinging snowballs, squabbling, chasing one another, giggling. (source)squabbling = arguing over unimportant things
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Mary didn't bother with their squabbling—her attention was on Alicia. (source)
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I just stood there looking from one distorted face to another, listening to this babble of enraged squabbling as the members of the Walls family gave vent to all their years of hurt and anger, each unloading his or her own accumulated grievances and blaming the others for allowing the most fragile one of us to break into pieces. (source)squabbling = arguing
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People were withdrawing their life savings, rushing as though pursued through the shops, and squabbling over goods at the market stalls. (source)squabbling = arguing
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The guards ran up, alerted by our little squabble. (source)squabble = argument
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Except for occasional squabbles about river-tolls they were friends with the Wood-elves. (source)squabbles = arguments
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The naiads squabbled with red cheeks.† (source)squabbled = argued -- typically over unimportant things
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Everyone's pulling together to save Mark Watney, with no interdepartmental squabbling. (source)squabbling = argument over unimportant things
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The bike became the focus of a family squabble. (source)squabble = argument
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Squabbles?† (source)Squabbles = argues -- typically over unimportant things; or instances of such arguments
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Housewives squabbled while lowering their pails into a drying well.† (source)squabbled = argued -- typically over unimportant things
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They began squabbling with each other, and one filed a civil suit against the other about who could claim the money. (source)squabbling = arguing
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If we meddled in every squabble and catfight we saw, we'd never be done. (source)squabble = argument over unimportant things
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