Definitions

1. noun

A petty or trivial objection or complaint, often used to evade or delay a decision.

“The lawyer raised a few quibbles about the contract, but they didn’t change the outcome.”

2. verb

To make a petty or trivial objection or complaint, often in order to delay or avoid a decision.

“He’s always quibbling about the details, but it’s just an excuse to avoid making a decision.”