agonize, buffet, come to blows, endeavor, feud, grapple, jostle, quarrel, scuffle, strive, tourney, work
Definitionn. the act of engaging in close hand-to-hand combat
Last update: June 30, 2015
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The wrestle was watched by the villagers. [Please select]
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It was a wrestle by the two ruling parties. [Please select]
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The lonely housewife wrestled with the dacoit. [Please select]
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It thrashed again, and she doubled over, wondering if she could remain strong enough to kill the demon, or if it'd wrestle her strength from her before she could act against it. [Please select]
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Just for a moment or two they wrestled playfully, until the scent of Sheeta, the panther, brought them to their feet, alert and wary. [Please select]
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All day and all night for nearly a whole week they wrestled with the problem, and then in the end Jurgis took the responsibility. [Please select]
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Jacob was left alone, and one wrestled with him until daybreak. [Please select]
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And still worse, as I wrestled with this confusion I found it was growing stale to me. [Please select]
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Then, as they sped up the park, she wrestled indignantly with herself. [Please select]
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He followed Aunt Melvy's advice about asking questions, and wrestled with each new proposition until he mastered it. [Please select]
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In its effort to make each trade union all-inclusive, it had to wrestle with a score or more languages. [Please select]
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