Verb:

मोठ्याने भांडणे,

squabbled's Usage Examples:

In 1147, Altuntash, the emir of Bosra and Salkhad squabbled with his nominal superior, Mu"in ad-Din Unur, ruler of Damascus.

The two states further squabbled over ownership of Susanville in 1863.

The two factions squabbled continuously and the conflict was only resolved in Year 39 of Shoshenq.

In 1900 an explosion killed two workmen, the directors squabbled amongst themselves, and in 1906 the mostly female workforce went on strike.

Breaking convention with other comic archetypes, they squabbled, held grudges both deep and petty, and eschewed anonymity or secret identities.

He also squabbled over money with Famous Players-Lasky, the studio he was signed to, which eventually led to him walking out on his contract.

one of the Mexican men with whom he was buying the horses after the two squabbled over the previously agreed price.

In 1147, Baldwin III marched with his army to capture Bosra, south of Damascus, after an invitation from Altuntash, the emir of Bosra and Salkhad who squabbled with his nominal superior, Mu'in ad-Din Unur, ruler of Damascus.

derided the way that Vietnamese employees of the French colonial system squabbled among themselves over their personal status and standing.

proceeded to rocket off into the distance while Berger, Prost, and Alesi squabbled over third place, with Alesi emerging ahead; he would later retire after.

with collecting the history and archives of the nonjurors, but later squabbled with his fellow bishops in continuing the succession with the consecration.

Thus, the game ensured a flurry of fist-fights as players squabbled over who got to be Indy.

particularly concerned with collecting the history and archives of the nonjurors, but later squabbled with his fellow bishops in continuing the succession.

Synonyms:

dustup, run-in, row, pettifoggery, fuss, wrangle, bicker, tiff, quarrel, spat, words, bickering,

Antonyms:

agree, detach, miss, disapprove, boo,