Wrangles is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WRANGLES 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 WRANGLES

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How to use WRANGLES in a sentence

• During the wrangles over the election of Afranius as consul, Caesar returned from his brilliant successes in Spain.
• She had a fondness for phonetic spelling, and her verbs and subjects often indulged in family wrangles.
• I never love to mingle in the wrangles of the day, but I cannot forego the delight of quietly snapping my fingers at them.
• The Turks have practised the same maxim of not meddling in the complicated wrangles of this continent.
• She wrangles about the headdress, not because she particularly wants it, but to send her husband on a perilous mission to secure it.
• Discontent, wrangles, fights, riots, civil discord and sabotage would be the order of the day till irrepressible rebellion had sounded the death-knell of Socialism.
• We were frequently acrimonious, I fear, but our small wrangles ended with the evening.
• In the meantime, alternating with his marsh pulp wrangles, he worked like a Trojan at the athletic graces he should have cultivated in his younger days.

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