[f. SQUABBLE v.] Squabbling; petty quarrelling.
1731. Gentl. Mag., I. 125. Any … Rablement, Brabblement, or Squabblement.
1884. Blackie, in Blackw. Mag., Feb., 235.
| Bags of windy speculation, | |
| Babblement of small and great, | |
| Cheating, swindling, peculation, | |
| Squabblement of Church and State. |
