: to argue loudly about things that are not important. squabble. noun. squab·ble | \ ˈskwä-bəl \
How do you use the word squabble?
Squabble sentence example
- It was unrealistic to think two people could spend a lifetime together and never squabble about anything. ...
- She had to turn up her music to cover the noise of her neighbors having a squabble . ...
- It was common for the siblings to squabble about who gets the bathroom first in the mornings.
Why do people squabble?
Feelings of injustice or jealousy are a normal cause of the squabbles. Competing for attention can also be a reason for quarrelling.
