A disputant who quibbles; someone who raises annoying petty objections.
A person (especially a lawyer or politician) who uses unscrupulous or unethical methods.
1 You seem to think you are talking to some other pettifogger .
2 He perhaps mistakes me for what you call a-a pettifogger , is it not?
3 Bringing John D. Rockefeller's own personal pettifogger with him too.
4 Stephen Hawk, the ex-district attorney: boomer, pettifogger , promoter- achartermember of the Gaston wolf-pack
5 The tetrarch sank to rise a pettifogger , a spendthrift, ruined by his own follies.
6 He was a pettifogger ; their (the Smiths') cat-paw to do their dirty work.
7 He had none of the arts of the pettifogger .
8 But mark the superiority of British law, and see how the black pettifogger was defeated.
9 Are you, sir, to be bothered by this pettifogger ?
10 The pettifogger must give place to the jurist.
11 Uncle Edmund was a farmer and a pettifogger .
12 To the young lady of to-day, belike, she will seem accordingly ridiculous-seempoor-spirited, and a pettifogger .
13 A curse upon every pettifogger in the world!
14 Why, listen to this fellow Bold, and that other low pettifogger , Finney;-andget up this petition too.
15 You wouldn't want to be a pettifogger .
16 A pettifogger - amiserablelow-born, low-bred, Liverpool pettifogger !
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