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I. squabble [Am ˈskwɑbəl, Brit ˈskwɒb(ə)l] VB intr
squabble
squabble
to squabble about or over sth
II. squabble [Am ˈskwɑbəl, Brit ˈskwɒb(ə)l] N
squabble
squabble
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I. squabble [ˈskwɒbl, Am ˈskwɑ:bl] N
squabble
II. squabble [ˈskwɒbl, Am ˈskwɑ:bl] VB intr
squabble
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squabble
squabble
to squabble [or bicker] with sb
to squabble
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I. squabble [ˈskwab·əl] N
squabble
II. squabble [ˈskwab·əl] VB intr
squabble
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squabble
Present
Isquabble
yousquabble
he/she/itsquabbles
wesquabble
yousquabble
theysquabble
Past
Isquabbled
yousquabbled
he/she/itsquabbled
wesquabbled
yousquabbled
theysquabbled
Present Perfect
Ihavesquabbled
youhavesquabbled
he/she/ithassquabbled
wehavesquabbled
youhavesquabbled
theyhavesquabbled
Past Perfect
Ihadsquabbled
youhadsquabbled
he/she/ithadsquabbled
wehadsquabbled
youhadsquabbled
theyhadsquabbled
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to squabble [or bicker] with sb
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This was ineffective, as many political parties with only a handful of members sprang up and squabbled.
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Despite technical innovations, squabbles among stockholders and an attempted hostile takeover in 1935 took their toll on the company.
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Strikers described the sit-down as more like a family squabble than an angry revolution.
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He assumes it's just a harmless squabble between youngsters.
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The trio never quite gelled, and broke up in 1975 after two albums and internal squabbles.
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