| QUIBBLE | Slight criticism - argue over a trivial matter (7) |
| ADO | State of agitation over a trivial matter |
| QUIBBLER | One who makes a slight objection to a trivial matter (8) |
| TEACUP | A storm in a ____ , phrase meaning 'great outrage about a trivial matter' (6) |
| MINUTIA | Precise detail; small, trivial matter (7) |
| NOTHING | Trivial matter of registering hospital admission (7) |
| BICKERS | Argues over trivial matters (7) |
| BRABBLE | Arguing, bickering, or quibbling stubbornly over petty, trivial matters (7) |
| NONISSUE | Lennon is sued, surrounding a trivial matter (3-5) |
| TRIFLES | Trivial matters - sherry flavoured desserts (7) |
| MOLEHILL | Mound of earth used idiomatically to describe an exaggeration of a trivial matter (8) |
| PEANUTS | A trivial amount for the comic strip (7) |
| WAFFLES | Speaks at length in a trivial manner getting square cakes (7) |
| BAUBLES | From Old French for "child's toys", "playthings" or "trinkets", jesters' batons in the form of comic or grotesque heads on sticks; shiny ornaments hung on Christmas trees; or, trivial matters/pieces o |
| EARNEST | The Importance of Being ___, Oscar Wilde play subtitled A Trivial Comedy for Serious People |
| FAD | From a term for trivial matters or nonsense, a word for a fashion, a fleeting craze, a furore or a whim (3) |
| DEBATE | Argue over a debt wrongly increased by a quarter (6) |
| NIGGLE | Slight criticism of soldier over entering foggy glen (6) |
| ROWAN | Argue over a name for tree |
| HAGGLE | Argue over a selling price |
