wrastle
/ˈræsəl/
verb
- To wrestle; to engage in a physical struggle or contest of strength, often as a sport or in play.
- The kids would wrastle on the grass until they were tired.
- He learned to wrastle in high school and won several matches.
- The two friends decided to wrastle in the backyard for fun.
- To struggle or contend with a problem, difficulty, or inner conflict.
- He wrastled with the decision to move to a new city.
- The team continues to wrastle with budget cuts this year.
- She had to wrastle with her conscience before telling the truth.