A disputant who quibbles; someone who raises annoying petty objections.
1 The quibbler , however, is welcome to anything he may find.
2 Before his pictures we can only stand silent-hedisarms criticism and strikes the quibbler dumb.
3 He is no splitter of hairs, no quibbler .
4 General Colley was no quibbler with words.
5 Any quibbler can twist the meaning of words, while only those who think the thought can understand.
6 Your father was a quibbler before you.
7 Thus did the metaphysical poet resemble the quibbler exercising precisely the same tyranny over ideas, which the latter practised upon sounds only.
8 Now there is no dispute, unless there be other quibblers .
9 Both phrases come from Saint Paul, who was the very prince of theological quibblers .
10 Several of those quibblers I happened to know.
11 I know you philosophers and quibblers !
12 Not that anyone is tiring of the first-choice set-up, but for once there wasn't a quibble among notorious quibblers .
13 The discrepancy between the Father's narrative and the actual climax has given rise to some scepticism on the part of ingenious quibblers .
14 The discrepancy between the Father's narrative and the actual climax has given rise to some skepticism on the part of ingenious quibblers .
15 As to whether the FlyTech Dragonfly is the first RC ornithopter, or is in fact an ornithopter at all, I'll leave to quibblers .
16 Both fools, mere quibblers and sophists, idly and vainly attached to certain ridiculous notions of their own, founded neither on truth nor on reason.
Другие примеры для термина "quibbler"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
Translations for quibbler