1. angry or heated argument or dispute

1. present participle of wrangle: to argue angrily or engage in a heated dispute
2. present participle of wrangle: to herd or manage livestock, especially horses or cattle
Usage: Western U.S.; ranching

Examples

• The political wrangling over the budget lasted for weeks.
• Stop wrangling with your sister about who gets the remote.
• The committee’s constant wrangling prevented any real progress.
• He spent the summer wrangling horses on his uncle’s ranch.
• The lawyers were wrangling over contract details.
• After hours of wrangling, they finally reached an agreement.
• The cowboys were wrangling cattle in the early morning.