to argue or dispute, esp. in a noisy or angry manner.

to argue or dispute.

to tend or round up (cattle, horses, or other livestock).

to obtain, often by contrivance or scheming; wangle

He wrangled a job through a friend.

a noisy or angry dispute; altercation.

noun

agreement , peace

verb

agree , give in

noun

altercation , battle royal * , bickering , blow-off , blowup * , brannigan * , brawl , brouhaha * , clash , contest , controversy , disagreement , dispute , exchange , falling-out * , flap * , fracas , hassle , knock-down drag-out , quarrel , row , ruckus * , ruction , rumble , rumpus , scene , set-to * , squabble , tiffnotes:to wangle means to gain by trickery; to wrangle means to argue or debate something angrily , bicker , contention , debate , difficulty , fight , polemic , run-in , spat , tiff , word

verb

altercate , bicker , brawl , bump heads , contend , cross swords * , disagree , dispute , fall out * , hassle , have at it , have words , lock horns * , pick a bone , put up a fight , quarrel , quibble , row , scrap , spat , squabble , take on , tangle , tiffnotes:to wangle means to gain by trickery; to wrangle means to argue or debate something angrily , broil , caterwaul , fight , tiff , altercation , argue , argument , controversy , disagreement , haggle , ruckus , spar , tussle