- present tense form of wrangle (3rd person singular).
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Wrangles over planning permission for developments often find Tesco in the news.
From BBC • Sep. 9, 2013
But the main thing the Wrangles miss in their adopted city is intellectual curiosity and "vibrant intensity" among neighbors.
From Time Magazine Archive
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Often the Wrangles go hiking in the nearby Cascades, and Dick roams the lake shore watching daily the mallards and fishermen.
From Time Magazine Archive
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Church-History is chiefly a Relation of Church-mens Wrangles, and D. Cave in a late Book of his had denominated every Century from some eminent Quarrel which arose among the Clergy.
From An Account of the Growth of Deism in England by Stephens, William
The school-room, he confessed, was a "picnic" compared to the "Room of Wrangles": a fellow got a recess once in a while there, but here—well, the only recess he got was when he fell asleep.
From Truxton King A Story of Graustark by McCutcheon, George Barr