altercate, bickering, contend, differ, fall out, give and take, lash, polemic, ride herd on, spat, tiff
Definitionn. an angry dispute
Last update: October 29, 2017
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They were involved in a wrangle over the property. [Please select]
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The brothers wrangled over the property. [Please select]
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But nobody was wronged; his creditors were all paid in time, and his hands were at least clean of traffic in reversions, clerkships, tellerships and all the rest of the rich sinecures which it was thought no shame in those days for the aristocracy of the land and the robe to wrangle for, and gorge themselves upon, with the fierce voracity of famishing wolves. [Please select]
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Wrangle with Molly it was put me off. [Please select]
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The Confederate Congress wrangled impotently while Grant was thundering at the gates of Richmond. [Please select]
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However, do not let us wrangle about money any more. [Please select]
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She and her old mother wrangled over money like two pickpockets. [Please select]
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Poets and artists, more susceptible than practical men, seem to live a life of perpetual wrangle. [Please select]
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They would wrangle a bit, and end by doing it in Sara Lee's way. [Please select]
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Sparrows wrangled on the sidewalks and built ragged nests in the interstices of cornice and coping. [Please select]
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Besides barking, they snapped and wrangled with each other; and in this Harry must join also. [Please select]
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