wrakt, wraket

and v. Old spellings of wrack1. wramp (ramp), n. [Origin obscure.] A sprain. wran (ran), n. A dialectal form of wren. The wran! the wran! the king of all birds. Quoted in N. and Q., 1st ser., XII. 489. wrang1 (rang, locally vrang), a., n., and adv. I have found the court of a istants usually taken up in little wrangles about coachmen, and adjusting accounts of meal and small-beer. Swift , Proposal for giving Badges to Beggars. Syn, Squabble , Altercation, etc. (see quarrell ), contro versy.