warragal
/ˈwɔrəɡæl/
noun
- A wild or semi-wild horse, especially in Australia.
- The rancher spotted a small herd of warragals near the river.
- Unlike domestic horses, warragals are known for their toughness and independence.
- The children were excited to see a warragal galloping across the open plain.
- A person who is wild, unruly, or difficult to control.
- She called him a warragal for sneaking out of the house at midnight.
- My little brother is a real warragal when he doesn't get his nap.
- The old sailor was a warragal who refused to follow any rules.