To pick a quarrel

Definition of To pick a quarrel

	to give occasion of quarrel intentionally.
	See under Pick, v. t.

See also: Pick Quarrel

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To pattern after
To pause upon
To pawl the capstan
To pay attention to
To pay for
To pay off
To pay one in his own coin
To pay one's court
To pay one's duty
To pay one's footing
To pay out
To pay out the cable
To pay scot and lot
To pay the debt of nature
To pay the piper
To peck at
To perfection
To perk it
To pick a bone with
To pick a crow
-To pick a quarrel-
To pick a thank
To pick at
To pick off
To pick out
To pick to pieces
To pick up
To pile arms
To pin one's faith upon
To pinch at
To pinon the sleeve of
To pipe in an ivy leaf
To pitch (a) camp
To pitch into
To place in the background
To play at ducks and drakes
To play booty
To play devil with
To play dummy
To play hob
To play into a person's hands

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