rassle
/ˈræsəl/
noun
- A physical struggle or wrestling match.
- The two puppies got into a rassle over a bone.
- They had a friendly rassle in the backyard.
- After a short rassle, he pinned his brother to the ground.
verb
- To wrestle; to struggle physically or vigorously with someone or something.
- The kids loved to rassle on the grass after school.
- They rassled playfully until one of them fell into the pool.
- He tried to rassle the heavy box into the truck.
- To struggle or contend with a problem or difficulty.
- The team rassled with the budget cuts all quarter.
- She had to rassle with the decision for days.
- He rassled with his conscience before telling the truth.