1. past tense of ‘wrastle’, a dialectal or informal variant of ‘wrestle’; to struggle or grapple with someone or something
Usage: dialectal; informal

Examples

• He wrastled with his brother in the backyard.
• She wrastled the heavy box up the stairs.
• The cowboy wrastled the calf to the ground.
• They wrastled over who would get the last piece of pie.
• He wrastled with the decision for hours.
• The old man wrastled with his conscience.