squabblesome

English

Etymology

From squabble +‎ -some.

Adjective

squabblesome (comparative more squabblesome, superlative most squabblesome)

1. Prone to squabble.

   Synonym: quarrelsome

   • 1919, Saki, “The Oversight”, in The Toys of Peace and Other Papers‎^[1], London: John Lane the Bodley Head, page 256:

     You can have Church of England and Unitarian and Buddhist under the same roof without courting disaster; the only Buddhist I ever had down here quarrelled with everybody, but that was on account of his naturally squabblesome temperament; it had nothing to do with his religion.