tS="We must stop this interpersonal <b>niggling</b> and get into a situation where we have productive relationships with all the people you need to work with," said Bonnie emphatically.<br><br>Amazingly, even those who <b>niggle</b> about Jaguar's once-chronic problems such as faulty electrical systems and poorly fitting body panels, still speak reverently about the brand.&tQ=To <b>niggle</b> is:&tC=To resent|To be obsessed with trivialities|To gossip|To compete|To be partisan&cC=2&fB=To <b>niggle</b> is to be obsessed with trivialities, to constantly find fault with. <b>Niggle</b> is pronounced NI-gul.
