quarrel (with one) over (something)
quarrel (with one) over (something)
To fight, argue, or dispute (with one) about some specific issue or topic. I don't want to quarrel over money—let's just enjoy our vacation and worry about finances when we're back home. I ended up quarreling with my teacher over the grade she gave me for my project.
See also: over, quarrel
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
quarrel with something
to argue against something; to have a complaint about something. I can't quarrel with that. Does anyone want to quarrel with that last remark?
See also: quarrel
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
quarrel over
v.
To have an argument or dispute about something: The siblings quarreled over their inheritance.
See also: over, quarrel
quarrel with
v.
1. To have an argument or dispute with someone: The coach quarreled with the umpire.
2. To have a complaint about something; disagree with something: I can't quarrel with the test results.
See also: quarrel
The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs.
- quarrel over
- quarrel with
- pick a bone with (someone)
- squabble
- squabble about
- squabble about (something)
- squabble with
- squabble with (one)
- quarrel with (something)
- squabble over (something)