What is "quibbles"

Usage examples of "quibbles".

Where the welfare of a child is concerned, you're not tied down by a lot of legal quibbles about hearsay.

Herb said as they passed through the living room and outside, where their two quibbles sat parked.

Can we not understand that it was needful to shake mankind loose from gossip and pink teas, and sword-worship, and Saturday night drunks, and self seeking politics and theological quibbles -- to wake them up and make them realise that they stand upon a narrow knife-edge between two awful eternities, and that, here and now, they have to finish with make-beliefs, and with real earnestness and courage face those truths which have always been palpable where indolence, or cowardice, or vested interests have not obscured the vision.

No learned quibbles can ever persuade an honest earnest mind that that is right.

Their proposal was full of quibbles, of course, but they are still offering a genuine alliance.