quarrel

I

n.

1) to cause, lead to a quarrel (their political differences led to a bitter quarrel)

2) to have, pick, provoke, start a quarrel (he picked a quarrel with his neighbor)

3) to patch up, settle a quarrel

4) a bitter, furious, violent; long-standing; never-ending quarrel

5) a domestic, family quarrel

6) a quarrel breaks out, ensues

7) a quarrel about, over; between; with (a bitter quarrel broke out between them over the use of the telephone; he had a violent quarrel with me about the money that he had borrowed)

II

v.

1) to quarrel bitterly, furiously, violently

2) (D; intr.) to quarrel about, over; with (she quarreled with her neighbor about the noise)

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['kwɒrəl]

between

ensues

family quarrel

furious

furiously

long-standing

never-ending quarrel

over

pick

provoke

settle a quarrel

violent

violently

start a quarrel (he picked a quarrel with his neighbor)

with (she quarreled with her neighbor about the noise)

lead to a quarrel (their political differences led to a bitter quarrel)

(D; intr.) to quarrel about

a bitter

a domestic

a quarrel about

a quarrel breaks out

to cause

to have

to patch up

to quarrel bitterly