verb

wrangle

to wrangle, to argue, to herd

They were wrangling over money.

They were wrangling over money.

She had to wrangle a new contract from the company.

She had to wrangle a new contract from the company.

((with sb.)) ((over/about sth.)) to argue with (sb.) about (sth.) They were wrangling over the details.

((sth.)) ((from sb.)) to get (sth.) by arguing She wrangled an invitation from him.

Synonyms: argue, bicker, dispute, quarrel

From Middle Low German 'wrangeln', meaning 'to struggle, wrestle'. Related to 'wring'.

Sounds like 'wrong angle'. People argue when they see things from the 'wrong angle'.

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