quarrellers

/ˈkwɔːrələrz/

NOUN

1. People who frequently argue or quarrel

People who habitually engage in arguments, disputes, or disagreements with others.

People who regularly exchange angry words, argue over differences of opinion, or become involved in recurring disputes.

The schoolyard was often filled with noise as persistent quarrellers engaged in disputes.
The family gathering became more peaceful after the habitual quarrellers left.
Workplace harmony improved after the conflicts involving the frequent quarrellers were resolved.

People who frequently engage in aggressive confrontations, physical altercations, or fights with others.

The security guards separated the two quarrellers before their argument turned into a fight.
The establishment became notorious for attracting quarrellers who frequently started physical confrontations.

People who habitually raise petty objections, criticize insignificant details, or engage in unnecessarily complicated arguments.

The discussion became exhausting because the quarrellers kept challenging every minor detail.
The committee struggled to reach a decision while the quarrellers continued arguing over insignificant points.