Wrangler is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WRANGLER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a cattle-herder, a cowboy
• a person in charge of horses or other livestock on a ranch.
• a person who trains and takes care of animals on a film set
• a person engaging in a lengthy and complicated dispute
• (at Cambridge University) a person placed in the first class of the mathematical tripos.
• one who wrangles
• An angry disputant; one who disputes with heat or peevishness.
• One of those who stand in the first rank of honors in the University of Cambridge, England. They are called, according to their rank, senior wrangler, second wrangler, third wrangler, etc. Cf. Optime.
• someone who argues noisily or angrily
• a cowboy who takes care of the saddle horses
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that wrangles

Words related to WRANGLER

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Words that contain WRANGLER

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How to use WRANGLER in a sentence

• The first wrangler is always a dreamy, morbid fellow, in whom the thing is pushed to the length of a disease.
• The papers were full just then of Phillipa Summers beating the senior wrangler.
• He reads twelve or thirteen hours a day, and talks of being a wrangler.
• Frank Besant, a Cambridge man, who had passed as 28th wrangler in his year, and who had just taken orders.
• To add to this the horse wrangler set the heavy brakes.
• Our wrangler arose and strolled away from the fire under the pretense of repicketing his horse.
• After the noonday halt, the wrangler and myself took our remuda and went on ahead to the river.
• The twilight of evening was upon us, and to the rattling of the heavily loaded wagon and the shouting of the wrangler in our rear were added the old herd songs.
• Three lads were on herd, but the rest, including the wrangler, ran for their mounts on picket, while Parent and myself ransacked the wagon for ammunition.
• Forrest was in the river on our return, but I ordered his wrangler to drive all the horses under saddle down to the landing, in order that the men could have mounts for returning.
• Only three men were left with each herd, my wrangler and cook accompanying us for the day.
• Thomson was Second Wrangler, and a little more time for writing would have made him Senior Wrangler.
• The wise little horses, traveling free and looked after only by a wrangler or two, do not like to be passed.
• When such a horse begins to stir up trouble, the wrangler tries to rope him and get him out.
• His opponent, the vicar, was Senior Wrangler at our Cambridge, the very highest University honor in England, and tutor to the present Lord Grey.
• Our herd had been overlooked during the scrimmage, and had scattered so that I had to send one man and the horse wrangler to round them in.
• Two of the boys from the herd had joined the horse wrangler, and on our arrival all three were wickedly throwing lead at the circling Indians.
• The half-breed was my horse wrangler, old in years and experience, and the idea struck me to sound him as to his version of the existing trouble among the cattle.
• I remember it occurred to me, then, how little I knew about cattle, and that my wrangler and I ought to exchange places.
• Another incident occurred on this trip which showed the observation and insight of my half-breed wrangler.
• I counted the remuda and found them all there, but the wrangler was missing.
• Thus in a few minutes, under any conditions, we could construct a temporary corral for catching a change of mounts, or for the wrangler to hobble untrustworthy horses.
• Thus the only men in the outfit not on night duty were Honeyman, our horse wrangler, Barney McCann, our cook, and Flood, the foreman.
• He never left the herd until it was bedded down for the night, and we could always hear him quietly arousing the cook and horse wrangler an hour before daybreak.
• When he explained that there was a herd of cattle on the trail in the rear and to our right, the yell went around the herd, and was reechoed by our wrangler and cook in the rear.
• There will be the cook and wrangler besides yourself, and you may have two other men.
• We were aroused by our horse wrangler, who had sighted a cavalcade down the trail, which, from the color of their horses, he knew to be our outfit returning.
• The horse wrangler remained behind with us, to accompany the other half of the outfit in the afternoon.
• Of course, that means the parting tussle between Quince and the wrangler.
• Three men were secured, their services not being urgently required on the home ranch until the fall branding, leaving only a cook and horse wrangler to be secured.
• The cook and wrangler were initiated into their respective duties at once.
• He ought to answer it, for he got his place of Second Wrangler chiefly by solving very difficult problems.
• I passed as a Third Wrangler at Cambridge and then joined the firm of Fraser and Warren.

Similar words containing WRANGL without suffix er

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