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Main Entry: bicker
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: nastily argue

Synonyms:

altercate, brawl, caterwaul, cause a scene, cavil, dig, disagree, dispute, fall out, fight, hassle, pick at, quarrel, quibble, row, scrap, scrape, spar, spat, squabble, tiff, trade zingers, wrangle
Notes: to bicker is to quarrel and to dicker is to haggle or bargain

Antonyms:

agree, concede, discuss
Main Entry: argue
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: verbally fight

Synonyms:

altercate, bandy, battle, bicker, break with, buck, bump heads, contend, cross, cross swords, disagree, dispute, face down, face off, feud, gang up on, get in one's face, go one on one, hammer, hammer away, hash, hash over, hassle, have at each other, have at it, jump, jump on, knock around, lock horns, mix it up, pettifog, pick an argument, put up a fight, put up a struggle, quarrel, quibble, rehash, row, sass, set to, sock it to, squabble, stick it to, talk back, wrangle

Antonyms:

agree, harmonize, ignore, overlook
Main Entry: brawl
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: fight nastily

Synonyms:

altercate, argue, battle, bicker, buck*, caterwaul, dispute, kick up a row, quarrel, raise Cain, roughhouse, row, rumble*, scrap, scuffle, spat, squabble, tussle, wrangle, wrestle

Antonyms:

make peace
Main Entry: caterwaul
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make screeching, crying noise

Synonyms:

bawl, bicker, howl, quarrel, scream, screech, shriek, squall, wail, yell, yowl
Main Entry: cut a deal
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make a deal

Synonyms:

bargain, barter, bicker, dicker, do business, hammer out a deal, negotiate, trade, work out a deal
Main Entry: deal
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: do business

Synonyms:

bargain, barter, bicker, buy and sell, dicker, hammer out deal, handle, horse trade, knock down price, negotiate, sell, stock, swap, trade, traffic, treat, work out deal

Antonyms:

deny, refuse
Main Entry: debate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: argue, discuss

Synonyms:

agitate, altercate, answer, bandy, bicker, bump heads, canvass, chew the fat, cogitate, confab, confute, consider, contend, contest, controvert, cross swords, deliberate, demonstrate, differ, discept, disprove, dispute, hammer away at, hash over, hassle, have at it, kick around, knock around, lock horns, moot, oppose, pettifog, pick a bone, prove, put up argument, question, reason, rebut, refute, rehash, set to, talk back, talk game, thrash out, toss around, wrangle

Antonyms:

agree, go along
Main Entry: differ
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: clash; hold opposing views

Synonyms:

bicker, bump heads, contend, debate, demur, disaccord, disagree, discept, discord, dispute, dissent, divide, fight, go after each other, go at it, hit a clinker, hit a sour note, jar, lock horns, object, oppose, protest against, quarrel, squabble, take issue, vary, war

Antonyms:

agree, consent, harmonize
Main Entry: disagree
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: argue; hold differing opinion

Synonyms:

altercate, battle, bicker, brawl, break with, bring action, clash, contend, contest, controversialize, controvert, debate, differ, disaccord, discept, discord, dispute, dissent, divide, fall out, feud, fight, go for the jugular, haggle, have words, jump on, lay into, let have it, logomachize, object, oppose, palter, quarrel, quibble, rip, row, scrap, set to, skirmish, spar, spat, sue, take issue, take on, war, wrangle, zap

Antonyms:

accept, acquiesce, agree, concur, consent
Main Entry: dispute
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: argue

Synonyms:

agitate, altercate, bicker, brawl, bump heads, canvass, challenge, clash, confute, contend, contest, contradict, controvert, debate, deny, disaffirm, discept, discuss, disprove, doubt, gainsay, hassle, have at, impugn, jump on one's case, kick around, lock horns, moot, negate, pick a bone, quarrel, question, quibble, rebut, refute, squabble, take on, thrash out, toss around, wrangle

Antonyms:

agree, give in, go along
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