squabble – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of squabble

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to squabble
Participle: squabbled
Gerund: squabbling

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Isquabble
yousquabble
he;she;itsquabbles
wesquabble
yousquabble
theysquabble

Perfect

Ihave squabbled
youhave squabbled
he;she;ithas squabbled
wehave squabbled
youhave squabbled
theyhave squabbled

Past

Isquabbled
yousquabbled
he;she;itsquabbled
wesquabbled
yousquabbled
theysquabbled

Pluperfect

Ihad squabbled
youhad squabbled
he;she;ithad squabbled
wehad squabbled
youhad squabbled
theyhad squabbled

Future

Iwill squabble
youwill squabble
he;she;itwill squabble
wewill squabble
youwill squabble
theywill squabble

Future Perfect

Iwill have squabbled
youwill have squabbled
he;she;itwill have squabbled
wewill have squabbled
youwill have squabbled
theywill have squabbled

Subjunctive

Present

Isquabble
yousquabble
he;she;itsquabble
wesquabble
yousquabble
theysquabble

Perfect

Ihave squabbled
youhave squabbled
he;she;ithave squabbled
wehave squabbled
youhave squabbled
theyhave squabbled

Imperfect

Isquabbled
yousquabbled
he;she;itsquabbled
wesquabbled
yousquabbled
theysquabbled

Pluperfect

Ihad squabbled
youhad squabbled
he;she;ithad squabbled
wehad squabbled
youhad squabbled
theyhad squabbled

Conditional

Present

Iwould squabble
youwould squabble
he;she;itwould squabble
wewould squabble
youwould squabble
theywould squabble

Perfect

Iwould have squabbled
youwould have squabbled
he;she;itwould have squabbled
wewould have squabbled
youwould have squabbled
theywould have squabbled

Imperative

yousquabble
weLet's squabble
yousquabble

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam squabbling
youare squabbling
he;she;itis squabbling
weare squabbling
youare squabbling
theyare squabbling

Perfect

Ihave been squabbling
youhave been squabbling
he;she;ithas been squabbling
wehave been squabbling
youhave been squabbling
theyhave been squabbling

Past

Iwas squabbling
youwere squabbling
he;she;itwas squabbling
wewere squabbling
youwere squabbling
theywere squabbling

Pluperfect

Ihad been squabbling
youhad been squabbling
he;she;ithad been squabbling
wehad been squabbling
youhad been squabbling
theyhad been squabbling

Future

Iwill be squabbling
youwill be squabbling
he;she;itwill be squabbling
wewill be squabbling
youwill be squabbling
theywill be squabbling

Future Perfect

Iwill have been squabbling
youwill have been squabbling
he;she;itwill have been squabbling
wewill have been squabbling
youwill have been squabbling
theywill have been squabbling

Conditional

Present

Iwould be squabbling
youwould be squabbling
he;she;itwould be squabbling
wewould be squabbling
youwould be squabbling
theywould be squabbling

Perfect

Iwould have been squabbling
youwould have been squabbling
he;she;itwould have been squabbling
wewould have been squabbling
youwould have been squabbling
theywould have been squabbling

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Synonyms

to take part in a minor fight or argument
barney, pettifog, quibble
To quarrel in a tiresome, insulting manner.
bicker
To contend, argue strongly, squabble.
quarrel
to bicker, or quarrel angrily and noisily
wrangle
To have an argument
argue
to quarrel
tiff

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

1. The noun form first appears c. 1602, while the verbal form first appears c. 1616. Probably of North Germanic origin and ultimately imitative.
2. Related to Swedish dialectal skvabbel (“a dispute, quarrel, gossip”), Norwegian dialectal skvabba (“to prattle”), German dialectal schwabbeln (“to babble, prattle”), Swedish dialectal skvappa (“to chide, scold”, literally “make a splash”).

Sample Sentences

  • The brothers were always squabbling with each other.
  • The sense of these propositions is very plain and easy, though logicians might perhaps squabble a whole day whether they should rank them under negative or affirmative. [1725, Isaac Watts, Logick: Or, The Right Use of Reason in the Enquiry after Truth, […], 2nd edition, London: […] John Clark and Richard Hett, […], Emanuel Matthews, […], and Richard Ford, […], published 1726, →OCLC:]
  • to squabble type