squabble over

squabble over (something)

To argue, bicker, or quarrel about something. Look, I don't want to squabble over the bill. I'm going to pay for dinner, and you can buy our drinks wherever we go next, OK? My parents were always squabbling over one thing or another, so no one was surprised when they finally got a divorce.
See also: over, squabble
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

squabble over someone or something

to fight over someone or something. Please don't squabble over me. I don't want to be chosen by any of you! Stop squabbling over money and go out and get a job.
See also: over, squabble
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • squabble over (something)
  • squabble
  • squabble about
  • squabble about (something)
  • squabble with
  • squabble with (one)
  • bicker with (someone) about (something)
  • bicker with (someone) over (something)
  • bicker
  • bicker over (something)
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Prosecutor Mark Spackman said: "The incident began in what can only be described as a petty squabble over who was driving the police van that evening."
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