wrangle

US /ˈræŋ.ɡəl/
UK /ˈræŋ.ɡəl/
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1.

a dispute or argument, typically one that is protracted and complicated

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The two neighbors had a long wrangle over the property line.
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The legal wrangle lasted for years.
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1.

to argue or dispute, typically in a protracted or complicated manner

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They spent hours wrangling over the details of the contract.
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The lawyers continued to wrangle in court.
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2.

to herd or manage livestock, especially horses or cattle

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The cowboy had to wrangle the wild horses into the corral.
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It took a lot of effort to wrangle the cattle across the river.
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