squab's Usage Examples:

Even a small squabble had the ability to crush the sensitive, little girl's happy mood.

squabbles over the blame as our economy slides.

dowager duchesses no longer squabble in foyers and instead are prepared to pay for copies of the unending new titles on the news-stands.

In religious matters Calvinists and Lutherans were placed upon an equality, but the elector was unable to impress his own spirit of tolerance upon the clergy, who were occupied with ecclesiastical squabbles while the state of education and of public morals left much to be desired.

Production was put on hold, probably for various reasons, but rumors surfaced about the ongoing squabble between Sarah Jessica and co-star Kim Cattrall, who played the role of saucy Samantha Jones.

There's always a squabble when my family members try to arrange where to go out to eat.

When adolescent friends squabble, their conflicts typically center on issues such as gossiping, disclosing secrets, or loyalty and perceived betrayal.

squabble over the ownership of a cat.

The romances, the drunken frolics and the laughter are just as important as the squabbles - probably more so.

We are not one another's enemies, and we'll never defeat our common enemy so long as we're squabbling.

Sarah needed to decide if the fight with her boyfriend was just a silly squabble or the start of a serious conflict.

These squabbles John Groot is said to have settled by building an octagonal house which had eight entrances and eight tables, so that the head of each family could enter by his own door and sit at the head of his own table.

Now sole emperor, he saw in the one Catholic church the best means of counteracting the movement in his vast empire towards disintegration; and he at once realized how dangerous dogmatic squabbles might prove to its unity.

Synonyms:

lounge, couch, sofa,

Antonyms:

more, old, uppercase, loud,