Pronunciation: /ˈræŋɡəlɪŋ/
noun a noisy or angry argument
A1 I watched a cowboy movie where they were wrangling cattle.
A2 The wrangling of the children at the birthday party was chaotic.
B1 The political wrangling between the two parties is getting intense.
B2 The team members were wrangling over who should take the lead on the project.
C1 The legal wrangling over the contract lasted for months.
C2 The CEO was tired of the constant wrangling among the board members.
verb to argue or dispute angrily
A1 She is wrangling with her younger brother over who gets to use the TV remote.
A2 The cowboys were wrangling the cattle into the pen at the ranch.
B1 The project manager spent hours wrangling with the team to meet the deadline.
B2 The politician was wrangling with opposition leaders to pass the new legislation.
C1 The CEO is constantly wrangling with the board of directors to make strategic decisions.
C2 The diplomats are wrangling over the terms of the peace treaty in intense negotiations.
formal The team spent hours wrangling over the details of the contract.
informal I'm tired of wrangling with my brother over the TV remote.
slang Stop wrangling with me, just do what I say!
figurative She was wrangling with her emotions as she tried to make a decision.
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