Object

• lot: We did bicker rather a lot and it was quite stressful knowing we had to move for the last two nights.

• rivalry: Lively banter, bickering rivalry and a smidgeon of sexual tension make the tense finale all the more involving.

• wife: His wives sometimes bickered among themselves and even once engaged in a petty plot against him.

Preposition: over

• food: We watched them bicker over food until time to turn in the car and scoot back to Saipan on the Tinian Express.

Modifying Another Word

• constantly: The scene is set, eventually the unlikely duo are skating together bickering constantly.

• always: The merger of the Boro and County councils ( who seem to always bickering with each other!

• about: Len and Joan bicker about why neither of them were promoted to Acting Governor.

• still: The ponies are still bickering over night and Jack has a kick on his hind leg, but nothing too serious.

• endlessly: RIP Small and scuzzy with fair seats and endlessly bickering staff.

• away: Can you now understand why we bicker away on the Randall blog?

Noun used with modifier

• party: The main parties bicker about tiny modifications to our present course of complete stifling of the individual by the state, and economic stagnation.

• camp: But while warring camps bicker and brief, this is not the message the voters are hearing.

Used with why or when

• when: My mom and I bicker about this when there's nothing on TV.

Preposition: like

• couple: We still bicker like any married couple ( usually about silly things ) but the drama's that erupted a year ago have stopped.