wrangle
/ˈræŋɡəl/
verb
- To argue or dispute noisily or angrily.
- The siblings wrangle over whose turn it is to do the dishes.
- Neighbors often wrangle about parking spaces on the street.
- Lawyers wrangled in court for hours over the contract details.
- To round up, herd, or take care of livestock, especially horses or cattle.
- The cowboys wrangle the cattle into the corral before sunset.
- They hired extra help to wrangle the sheep during the shearing season.
- Every morning, the ranch hands wrangle the horses from the pasture.
Antonyms
noun
- A noisy or angry argument or dispute.
- The meeting ended in a wrangle over the budget.
- Their wrangle about politics lasted until midnight.
- A loud wrangle broke out between the two fans at the game.