suffix -ing v. to express different opinions about something often angrily; to state something as a reason in support of or against something under consideration
I was arguing for no reason.
I was arguing for no reason.
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Why were Kadeem and George arguing on the playground?
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The impromptu meeting between the arguing parties was nonconsensual.
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What were a walking stick and leaf bug arguing about?
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What were the adults arguing about at the Christmas party?
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Who did Rose see arguing with her mother a week before she was killed?
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What were the two groups of men arguing over?
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What were Jamie and Rosie arguing over when Claudia got to the Newton's house?
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Why were the peas arguing and fighting?
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What do the men on the number '2' page seem to be arguing about?
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When arguing about the garden creatures, Lilly says what to Jack?
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Who was Clay arguing with at halftime of the first game?
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Why was Cesar successful in arguing for better treatment for the farm workers?
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What does the author mean when she says that Rashad knew to coninue arguing woud be futile?
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After arguing with dad about the bad interviews, where does Ari go?
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disagreeing; quarreling; differing
agreeing
3 syllables
ar-gu-ing
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