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Niggle

verb
(past & past part. niggled; pres. part. niggling)
1.
Worry unnecessarily or excessively.  Synonyms: fret, fuss.
2.
Argue over petty things.  Synonyms: bicker, brabble, pettifog, quibble, squabble.



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"Niggle" Quotes from Famous Books



... outcome of several Years and sold for several Thousands! What Man with the Elements of a Great Painter could come out with such a costive Thing after so long waiting! Think of the Acres of Canvas Titian or Reynolds would have covered with grand Outlines and deep Colours in the Time it has taken to niggle this Miniature! The Christ seemed to me only a wayward Boy: the Jews, Jews no doubt: the Temple I dare say very correct in its Detail: but think of even Rembrandt's Woman in Adultery at the National Gallery; a much smaller Picture, but how much vaster in Space and Feeling! Hunt's Picture stifled ...
— Letters of Edward FitzGerald in Two Volumes - Vol. II • Edward FitzGerald



Words linked to "Niggle" :   flap, argue, fence, niggler, debate, contend, dither, scruple, worry, pother



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