bicker in Latin
bicker in Latin is jurgo — bicker means to argue repeatedly over small, unimportant things.
bicker in Latin
jurgo
To quarrel in a tiresome, insulting manner.
What does "bicker" mean?
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verb To argue repeatedly over small, unimportant things.
"The siblings bickered over who got the last slice of pizza."
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noun A petty, ongoing squabble or argument.
"Their bicker over the remote control lasted the whole movie."
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bicker in a sentence
- The siblings bickered over who got the last slice of pizza.
- They've been bickering about the thermostat all winter.
- Their bicker over the remote control lasted the whole movie.
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What is "bicker" in Latin?
"bicker" in Latin is jurgo. bicker means: To argue repeatedly over small, unimportant things.
How do you use "bicker" in a sentence?
Example: "The siblings bickered over who got the last slice of pizza." In Latin, "bicker" is jurgo.
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