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Meanings of have a squabble in English

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Usage of have a squabble in English
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They were willing to bring in the territory, and then have a squabble and controversy whether it should be slave or free territory.
The Great Speeches and Orations of Daniel Webster / With an Essa...
2
Nearly everybody had a squabble with her upon some pretext.
The New Girl at St. Chad's: A Story of School Life
3
I 've just had a squabble with Kitty Offenhaus.
Alas, Babylon
4
Fine Gael and Labour are having a squabble abut the remaining €10 billion, he said.
The Irish Times
5
They had a squabble with workers.
The South African
6
The little Scotsman had a squabble with his landlord, and was obliged to take his guest to the Mitre.
Inns and Taverns of Old London
7
"Roger and I had a squabble yesterday," admitted Ethel Brown.
Ethel Morton's Holidays
8
He and Jack were returning one day from fishing, and they had come nearer than Howard had liked to having a squabble.
Watersprings
9
" Had a squabble with the autosub systems getting up the estuary," she said, and laughed mirthlessly.
Woken furies
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She and I had a squabble in the passage; she said I was not to come in because I had my red dress on.
A Modern Tomboy: A Story for Girls