Wrangled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WRANGLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• WRANGLE, to argue noisily
• have a long, complicated dispute or argument
• round up, herd, or take charge of (livestock)
NOUN:
• a dispute or argument, typically one that is long and complicated

Words related to WRANGLED

wrangle11 wrangles12 wrangling14

How to use WRANGLED in a sentence

• They looked on, grew interested, began to dispute with one another respecting the moves, and while they wrangled loyal officers entered and made them all captive.
• Captain Jack was with the saddle horses which Pedro, the Mexican, had wrangled on ahead of the other riders an hour before.
• They were agreed upon the subject of affection, but wrangled upon the clauses in the treaty of marriage.
• Some years ago she was at Rome, and they wrangled every day over the matter, and would have quarrelled outright had not the affection she has towards me subdued her temper.
• VII While Bolsheviki and Mensheviki wrangled and disputed, great forces were at work among the Russian people.
• They had been drinking, he could easily tell, and were in a quarrelsome mood, and wrangled with one another as to what they should do with their captive.
• Fry and I have wrangled for hours about particular works of art.
• Voices raised, faces flushed, they wrangled, protested, accused.
• In May, 1787, it assembled at Philadelphia and for months it debated and wrangled over plans for a constitution.
• All that afternoon they wrangled, while I held my tongue, declaring that I was willing to abide by the decision of the majority.
• Having reached it, MacRae, like thousands of other young men, had no desire to loaf in a uniform subject to military orders while the politicians wrangled.
• At one corner a group of men wrangled drunkenly outside a public-house.
• For three months the Diet wrangled over the affair of Luther without reaching anything decided.
• For years, geographers wrangled regarding the point at which the day began.
• Share and share alike, they lived and worked and wrangled together like brothers.
• He wrangled over the route he would take, but he moved, when once in motion, with remarkable swiftness.
• She scolded, coaxed, advised, wrangled, and uniformly triumphed.
• Sandys, a gentleman who had for some time appeared strenuous in the opposition, and wrangled with great perseverance.
• Rather than have missed the trip, I would have gladly cooked or wrangled the horses for one of the outfits.
• Doc listened as they wrangled over the wording of the message to Earth, feeling disconnected from it.
• Jefferson, however, opposed decisive measures, and while the cabinet wrangled, Washington, hurrying back from Mount Vernon, reached Philadelphia.
• They were a lazy, idle set, and wrangled over the question of who should row the boat.
• He wrangled not of religion, but ever kept the divine spark in his own heart alive, if not fanned to flame.
• The two, left to themselves, wrangled more fiercely than ever.
• For a year previous to the surrender he and I had wrangled beef for the Confederacy and had been stanch cronies.
• Week after week he held down an office chair, stood off creditors, wrangled with printers, and turned out twenty-five thousand words of all sorts weekly.

Similar words containing WRANGL without suffix ed

wrangle11 wrangler12 wrangles12 wranglers13 wrangling14 wranglings15 wranglesome17 wranglership21 wranglerships22

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