See Also: quibble(medicine)
Quibble(money)
quibble(1)(dictionary)
quibble(2)(dictionary)
quibble(dictionary)
QUIBBLE(law)
quibble 1, verb(dictionary)
quibble 2, noun(dictionary)

quibble(2) (iou)



quibble verb1 intrans. E17.
[from the noun.]
Play on words, pun. E17-M18.
Raise a petty objection; argue about a triviality; evade the point at issue by a quibble. M17.
E. H. Gombrich Quibbling with very subtle and unreal distinctions. L. Grant-Adamson Her work took too long..But he was not going to quibble about it.
quibbler noun L17.
quibbling noun the action of the verb; an instance of this, a quibble: E17.
quibblingly adverb in a quibbling manner M17.