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Stickle   /stˈɪkəl/   Listen
Stickle

verb
(past & past part. stickled; pres. part. stickling)
1.
Dispute or argue stubbornly (especially minor points).



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"Stickle" Quotes from Famous Books



... nearly made me howl. Peter, you must know, had shaved his beard and joined the Royal Flying Corps the summer before when we got back from the Greenmantle affair. That was the only kind of reward he wanted, and, though he was absurdly over age, the authorities allowed it. They were wise not to stickle about rules, for Peter's eyesight and nerve were as good as those of any boy of twenty. I knew he would do well, but I was not prepared for his immediately blazing success. He got his pilot's certificate in record time and went out to France; and presently even we foot-sloggers, busy shifting ...
— Mr. Standfast • John Buchan



Words linked to "Stickle" :   contend, argue, debate, fence



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