Wrangling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WRANGLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• have a long, complicated dispute or argument
• round up, herd, or take charge of (livestock)
NOUN:
• the act of wrangling
• a dispute or argument, typically one that is long and complicated
• an instance of intense argument (as in bargaining)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to argue noisily

Words related to WRANGLING

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How to use WRANGLING in a sentence

• A Democrat, as his fathers had been before him, he saw no probability of the pomp and circumstance of glorious war in the noisy wrangling of politicians.
• Not that there is any discord in her matchless voice, but there is a vast amount of wrangling as to her precise merits.
• Once away from the wrangling mother-in-law, the young couple enjoyed domestic bliss to the height.
• The senate, however, was violently enraged, and once while they were wrangling left the room.
• When in the country at Ploszow, she is continually wrangling with her land-agent, Pan Chwastowski, a burly old nobleman who does not give in to her one whit.
• Towards Christmas, to lighten the load of the heavy political wrangling, I took to the fields.
• The young men behave very well, the old ones are always wrangling.
• While the English king was wrangling with his barons, the French king was active.
• After so much wrangling between classical and romantic champions, he had transferred the contest to new ground and introduced a fresh principle into the discussion.
• The trial was brief, brisk, and marked by no wrangling.
• The vast machinery of life to which we give so much attention, our governments and societies, our politics and wrangling, is nothing in itself.
• But it seems to me horrible that we two women should be wrangling over a man neither of us had met a week ago.
• But Darius allowed no gossiping slaves nor wrangling soldiers in his own dwelling.
• Once let this spirit prevail, and the wrangling sects will be lost in a great league of those who love in the service of those who suffer.
• Had there been wrangling, opposition, or ridicule, it is probable that I should never have ventured on the planting of a single strawberry.
• Without waiting for any orders, and without any wrangling about whose place was the best, they gnawed down some young trees and laid the foundation for a dam.
• The patricians, alarmed for the general safety, though there was a meeting every day, waste the time in wrangling more frequently than in deliberation.
• He could not contemplate litigation and wrangling about the teaching of the church.
• But father and his uncle Aaron, who was eight years older than himself, had been made skeptical by orthodox mysticism and the disputes of so many wrangling churches.
• At the same time he abhorred controversy and wrangling.
• There was no roughness or wrangling or stupidity, nor had I any sense either of exclusion, or of being elaborately included in the life of the circle.
• It not only made peace between the United States and Great Britain the normal condition, but it removed the likelihood that the wrangling over petty matters might lead to war.
• These wrangling tales of horror shake the heart With pitiful disgust.
• Consequently for a year back there has been more wrangling here, in suits in the Audiencia, than from the time it was established.

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