Squabble

[Sarah]

To disarrange, so that the letters or lines stand awry or aremixed and need careful readjustment; -- said of type that has beenset up.

[Sarah]

To duke it out

[Luis Fok]

A noisy quarrel about something trivial.

[Kai]

[Verb]: to [fight]

[Rihanna]

A gang, or the [grouping], of the [mentally slow], stupid and burn-outs. Usually led by a [Grand Master]

[Luis Fok]

A make [trouble], [talk] head, [try and] start a fight

[Marquetta]

A [pack] of [midgets]. What groups of midgets are called. Similar to a pack of [wolves].

[Mark Zuckerberg]

A website home to rejected shackers. Apparently, its very hip [to hate] [the shack] at [squabble].
YOU ARE ALL HUGE NERDS

[Agnes]

A [lisp] version of the popular [word game] [Scrabble].

[Justin Bieber]

A [Cheap] [knockoff] of Shacknews.

[Becky]

A [group] of [young] [pigeons]

[PussyCat]

To move in an [impaired] way as a result of being intoxicated. Could be [stumbling], crawling, or a slow [jog] to the bathroom.

[Justin Bieber]

A way to [collect] what you’re owed by starting a [dispute] with someone on Squabble, an app for iPhone and [Android].

[Lanell]

TO [give one] [mad] [props]