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Meanings of brabble in English
Portuguese
bicar reciprocamente Catalan
disputar Synonyms
Examples for "squabble"
Examples for "squabble"
1
The politicians just shout and squabble and all of Europe knows it.
2
Cross-border banks may prove harder to resolve if authorities squabble over losses.
3
Later we may squabble, just the way I do with Walt now.
4
Now divine attention has become a resource that they must squabble for.
5
Once they are in there they can talk and squabble for hours.
1
He was right, of course, and there was no time to quibble.
2
You're in no position to talk of rights or quibble about titles.
3
There was barely a quibble about the charges during the information morning.
4
The woman was too downright in her honesty to quibble or fence.
5
But it is needless to quibble at a definition of the term.
1
Before we can bicker any further, the sheriff walks into the courtroom.
2
He could not bear to hear his parents bicker any longer.
3
They can bicker and brawl to their hearts' content, it makes no difference.
4
It is never good news when two of the world's biggest economies bicker.
5
The current suspects get to bicker in a stylish basement with insulated walls.
1
It's possible that one outstanding niggle may resurface; if so, avoid overreacting.
2
He felt a niggle of worry every time he thought of her.
3
I remembered another niggle-odeon line from an earlier Spithill interview I did.
4
Leinster senior coach Stuart Lancaster said: Johnny has a lower-leg niggle.
5
However, one small niggle has been thrown up by the event.
1
It wouldn't do me any good to pettifog in this matter.
2
Lanny, you, with all your intellect-whenyou know the oath as well as I-youpettifog like that!
3
The issues involved are too big and far-reaching for pettifogging methods.
4
The opposition did not propose to waste effort on pettifogging preliminaries.
5
Politics after Auschwitz was not meant to become yet another instance of pettifogging.
Usage of brabble in English
1
His wrath at their babble and petty brabble doubted that they did.
2
There will be a great brabble about it.'
3
Other whites take part in our brabbles, while temper holds out, with a certain schoolboy entertainment.
4
All their debates were pacified by him; he put an end to their brabbling suits at law and wrangling differences.
5
He had hailed even the Treaty of Utrecht with welcome, in hopes it might at least end these Northern brabbles.
6
He gave notice to his government that commerce would have no security at Antwerp "in those brabbling times."
7
Generals Ramseur, Daniel and Godwin, together with Colonels Andrews, Garrett, Brabble, Wood, Spear, Blacknall, C. M. Avery, Jones, Barbour and
8
'Braver hearts never beat in English breasts, yet do but mark how they brabble and clamour like clowns on a Saturday night.
Frequent collocations
Brabble through the time