Definition of 'bicker'

We bicker a lot and the years of me being on the road have taken their toll.

They bicker a lot and then finally get married.

They began to bicker about who liked animals more.

The three men are forced into the same house and bicker constantly.

They bicker and argue and undermine each other.

We are not at all alike, and bicker a lot.

Regulators are discredited, politicians are bickering and central banks are ineffective.

To bicker about where, when or why is to diminish their memory.

Then they would bicker about who won the non-existent trophy.

The couple had been bickering non-stop about their cashflow problems.

Instead of tackling the underlying problems, couples can bicker about small issues.

A group of government soldiers bicker about which of them has the balls to kill a terrorist.

The brothers bicker a lot.

What do you bicker about?

My husband and I bicker a lot.

A family idea could make money for all of you if you play to your strengths instead of bickering about who is in charge.

They will go elsewhere as politicians bicker about keeping the Pound, oil reserves and who gets what government assets.

As a result the children get up in the morning, play something old-fashioned and then bicker about it till bedtime.

My daughter and husband bicker constantly - should I take his side and risk spoiling my relationship with her?

It's much easier to speak critically of each other's work because we have other emotional ties to keep us going when we bicker about song structure.

A source said: 'They were constantly bickering towards the end so it comes as no surprise that they decided to call it a day.