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| I | squabble |
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| you | squabble |
| he/she/it | squabbles |
| we | squabble |
| you | squabble |
| they | squabble |
| I | squabbled |
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| you | squabbled |
| he/she/it | squabbled |
| we | squabbled |
| you | squabbled |
| they | squabbled |
| I | have | squabbled |
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| you | have | squabbled |
| he/she/it | has | squabbled |
| we | have | squabbled |
| you | have | squabbled |
| they | have | squabbled |
| I | had | squabbled |
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| you | had | squabbled |
| he/she/it | had | squabbled |
| we | had | squabbled |
| you | had | squabbled |
| they | had | squabbled |
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Strikers described the sit-down as more like a family squabble than an angry revolution.
en.wikipedia.org When he arrives, he finds his brothers out fishing again, squabbling.
en.wikipedia.org Despite the many times these small countries squabble amongst themselves, their common lineage ties them together in times of strife.
en.wikipedia.org This was ineffective, as many political parties with only a handful of members sprang up and squabbled.
en.wikipedia.org War rations were the basis for several squabbles between his family and other members of his village.
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