Wrangle

rang′gl, v.i. to make a disturbance: to dispute: to dispute noisily or peevishly.— n. a noisy dispute.— ns. Wrang′ler , one who wrangles or disputes angrily: ( Shak. ) a stubborn foe: in the University of Cambridge, one of those who have attained the first cla in the public mathematical honour examinations; Wrang′lership .— adj. Wrang′lesome , given to wrangling.— n. Wrang′ling .— Senior wrangler , the student taking the first place in the cla mentioned, the second being called Second wrangler , and so on in the same way. [A freq. of wring .]