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And, for want of better measure, he seized lustily a bicker that lay near him, and dashed a quantity of the liquor into it.
WILSON'S TALES OF THE BORDERS AND OF SCOTLAND VOLUME 17ALEXANDER LEIGHTON
They were cast in a quieter time and refuse to bicker on a paltry minute.
HINTS TO PILGRIMSCHARLES STEPHEN BROOKS
Kirsty and Jenny, two country lassies, were supping their "parritch" from the same bicker in the harvest-field one morning.
SCOTCH WIT AND HUMORW. H. (WALTER HENRY) HOWE
We grow old and wrinkled and sick; we bicker with those we love; it grows harder to remember, easier to forget.
HEMPFIELDDAVID GRAYSON
There is a homely saying in Wiltshire that married people are made to bicker and breed.
THE REAL SHELLEY, VOL. II (OF 2)JOHN CORDY JEAFFRESON
The two men bicker across the lady, as though the next word would bring blows.
WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREJOHN MASEFIELD
Walter Scott was all but a dunce when a boy, always much readier for a “bicker,” than apt at his lessons.
SELF-HELPSAMUEL SMILES
They would bicker with each other, and not unfrequently abuse each other.
THE VICAR OF BULLHAMPTONANTHONY TROLLOPE
For, notwithstanding the endless bicker of these two heroes, they loved each other well.
IRISH FAIRY TALESJAMES STEPHENS
It was amusing to hear Grandpapa and Aunt Nicole bicker about what the whites called "faith."
SHAMANROBERT SHEA
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OCTOBER 26, 1985
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WORDS RELATED TO BICKER

  • clashes
  • conflicts
  • contradicts
  • counters
  • departs
  • deviates
  • differs
  • discords
  • disharmonizes
  • dissents
  • diverges
  • is discordant
  • is dissimilar
  • runs counter to
  • varies
  • wars
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