squabble with (one)
squabble with (one)
To argue, bicker, or quarrel with one. Look, I don't want to squabble with you about who's paying the bill. I'm going to pay for dinner, and you can buy our drinks wherever we go next, OK? It just feels like you start squabbling with me over the slightest issue!
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
squabble with someone
to argue with someone. Please don't squabble with your sister! I wish that everyone would stop squabbling with me!
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squabble with something
to argue about something. I won't squabble with what you said, but you are wrong. One political party will squabble with any issue the other party brings up.
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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- squabble with
- squabble
- squabble about
- squabble about (something)
- squabble over
- squabble over (something)
- pick a bone with (someone)
- quarrel (with one) over (something)
- quarrel over
- quarrel with