spatted (Meaning)
spatted
a cloth or leather gaiter covering the instep and ankle, a young bivalve (such as an oyster), to have a spat, a cloth or leather covering for the instep and ankle, slap entry 2, to quarrel pettily or briefly, a brief unimportant quarrel, a young oyster, a brief petty quarrel or angry outburst, a sound like that of rain falling in large drops, to strike with a sound like that of rain falling in large drops, slap
Synonyms & Antonyms of spatted
Synonyms:
- locked horns
- disputed
- fell out
- brabbled
- butted heads
- argufied
- jarred
- wrangled
- mixed it up
- brawled
- hassled
- tiffed
- controverted
- rowed
- discussed
- altercated
- quibbled
- squabbled
- scrapped
- debated
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
Synonyms:
- nitpicked
- cavilled
- dared
- considered
- bandied words
- contested
- defied
- kicked
- challenged
- objected
- caviled
- fussed
- contended
- tangled
- protested
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
spatted Sentence Examples
- The two brothers spatted incessantly over the trivial matter of who had borrowed the car last.
- The students spatted heatedly over the interpretation of the text, each refusing to concede to the other's perspective.
- The couple spatted over the finances, neither willing to compromise their spending habits.
- The neighbors spatted over the height of their respective fences, claiming that one obstructed the other's view.
- The siblings spatted over the inheritance, each believing they were entitled to a larger share.
- The politicians spatted over the policy proposal, accusing each other of not having the public's best interests at heart.
- The roommates spatted over the cleanliness of their shared living space, one accusing the other of being a slob.
- The spouses spatted over the decision of whether or not to have children, each holding a different viewpoint.
- The coworkers spatted over credit for a project, each claiming to have played a larger role than the other.
- The friends spatted over the planning of a trip, one wanting to prioritize adventure while the other preferred relaxation.
FAQs About the word spatted
a cloth or leather gaiter covering the instep and ankle, a young bivalve (such as an oyster), to have a spat, a cloth or leather covering for the instep and ank
clashed,bickered, fought, quarreled, quarrelled, argued, locked horns, disputed, fell out, brabbled
coexisted,accepted, concurred, assented, consented, agreed, got along,,
The two brothers spatted incessantly over the trivial matter of who had borrowed the car last.
The students spatted heatedly over the interpretation of the text, each refusing to concede to the other's perspective.
The couple spatted over the finances, neither willing to compromise their spending habits.
The neighbors spatted over the height of their respective fences, claiming that one obstructed the other's view.
