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bickering
[bik-er-ing]
adjective
arguing petulantly or peevishly; wrangling or quarreling.
To raise their daughter properly, the bickering pair must set aside their differences and work on their parenting skills.
flickering.
They deliberately hadn’t fixed the bickering light at the bistro, as it had become an iconic feature of the establishment.
Literary., rushing or making a rushing sound, as water.
The two flutes accompanied by piano sounded like two chirping birds chasing each other above a bickering stream.
noun
the act of engaging in petulant or peevish argument.
Why all this useless bickering over who's best or better?
the act of flickering.
If you’re bothered by the constant bickering of the malfunction light on your motorbike, do a thorough analysis of the wiring.
Literary., the act of rushing or of making a rushing sound, as water.
Over the roar of the falls and the ceaseless bickering of the rain, he heard another sound.
Other Word Forms
- unbickering adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of bickering1
Example Sentences
YouTube and Disney spent weeks bickering over distribution fees.
Amid partisan bickering over the government shutdown, Senate Republicans are still doing some useful work that could help Americans and the U.S. economy.
New England’s preferred football pastime became bickering over who was more responsible for the glory days: the stern faced coach or the handsome QB.
It’s not just a matter of gathering a bunch of bickering survivors inside a besieged location — here it’s a converted Bushwick warehouse — while the outside world goes to hell.
In an era of cable news grifting, bickering and blatant bigotry, progressive voices like these are a breath of fresh air.
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