1. Wrangling After years of wrangling, the contract was suspended in 19 Sentencedict.com

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3. Don't wrangle with others over trifles.

4. The legal wrangle continues.

5. Jeremy's wrangling method sounds way less pleasant.

6. They're still wrangling over the financial details.

7. The children were wrangling over the new toy.

8. Using one's true feelings to wrangle snooch.

9. It is the matter they are wrangling over.

10. They are still wrangling over ownership of the house.

11. The various government departments are wrangling with each other.

12. But, with some few exceptions, the main results had been disputatious wrangling.

13. Synonyms for Altercations include arguments, contentions, disagreements, disputes, dissensions, quarrels, rows, squabbles, wrangles and clashes

14. Both parties have been wrangling over entitlements for months.

15. 41 synonyms for Contentious: argumentative, wrangling, perverse, bickering, combative

16. Yet the legal wrangling may not be completely over.

17. Brabble definition, to argue stubbornly about trifles; wrangle

18. They were involved in a long legal wrangle.

19. Brawl definition is - to quarrel or fight noisily : wrangle

20. The wrangle was finally resolved in January last year.

21. Synonyms for Bickered include argued, disputed, fought, quarrelled, quarreled, rowed, squabbled, wrangled, scrapped and disagreed

22. Synonyms for Argufied include quarrelled, quarreled, argued, squabbled, bickered, wrangled, rowed, disputed, fought and foughten

23. 27 It was available at a moment's notice, purchased at a bodega or wrangled a vending machine.

24. BIn this saga of judicial wrangling, the government misread public sentiment.

25. Some common synonyms of Altercation are quarrel, squabble, and wrangle

26. They had been wrangling with the authorities about/over parking spaces.

27. Months of wrangling over new production standards for the vaccine and new inspection procedures followed.

28. Synonyms for Argufies include quarrels, argues, squabbles, bickers, wrangles, rows, disputes, fights, scraps and altercates

29. There isn't a dragon alive that I can't wrangle!

30. There had been a great deal of wrangling over the menu.

31. What does Altercate mean? To argue or dispute vehemently; wrangle

32. He was involved in a long legal wrangle with his employers.

33. The two sides have spent most of their time wrangling over procedural problems.

34. Yet the wrangling over Darfur should not divert attention from southern Sudan.

35. I don't want to get into a wrangle with the committee.

36. The Gingrich investigation lasted two years and was marked by extraordinary partisan wrangling.

37. Sources say the parties are also wrangling over the length of the deal.

38. Above the wrangle and Clamour of the passions she is a fixed star

39. The two friends wrangle and now they don't speak to each other.

40. U two have an hour's wrangle for lack of money when wanted.

41. The joint venture ended in a legal wrangle between the two companies.

42. The two countries fell out in a bitter wrangle over imports.

43. Brangle definition: a squabble , dispute , or wrangle Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

44. The two of them began to wrangle the moment they got talking.

45. 3 The joint venture ended in a legal wrangle between the two companies.

46. Synonyms for Argufying include quarrelling, quarreling, arguing, squabbling, bickering, wrangling, rowing, disputing, fighting and scrapping

47. A group of MPs is still wrangling with the government over the timing of elections.

48. Since the freehold all belonged to the boss, wrangling over ownership was beside the point.

49. Bicker definition, to engage in petulant or peevish argument; wrangle: The two were always Bickering

50. Bicker definition, to engage in petulant or peevish argument; wrangle: The two were always Bickering

51. The wrangle between the school and the local council has gone on for two years.

52. The same reason that makes us wrangle with a neighbour causes a war betwixt princes.

53. Every time we play , excitement at first, and wrangle the end, always.

54. The decisions of the union delegations will probably mean a continuing wrangle.

55. They were involved in a long legal wrangle ( with the company ) ( over payment ).

56. Setting the fees for each pollutant would be highly contentious and beset by political wrangling.

57. He is currently locked in a bitter wrangle with his wife over custody of the children.

58. Castaway Rods provide the power and performance you need to wrangle in the biggest fish

59. Beeper isn't trying to replace those apps entirely, though, just wrangling them into one concise (paid) app

60. The construction of this market has led to four years of wrangling that could yet scupper agreement.

61. Bolas were used to wrangle livestock or bring down game by tangling limbs and preventing

62. It's actually quite sporty to give a speech while wrangling a tarantula, I have to say.

63. The delicate and sometimes bellicose wrangling between China and Taiwan has long demanded painstaking terminological finesse.

64. Thus began a long and bitter wrangle between Beck and the private power interests.

65. Synonyms for Bickering include controversy, argument, row, quarrel, squabble, altercation, dissension, fight, dispute and wrangle

66. Noun The act of Altercating; warm contention in words; dispute carried on with heat or anger; controversy; wrangle

67. As the wrangling has stretched into the new year, Clinton has moved up some in public esteem.

68. Synonyms for Argufy include quarrel, argue, squabble, bicker, wrangle, row, dispute, fight, scrap and altercate

69. Synonyms for Altercate include quarrel, argue, wrangle, fight, squabble, bicker, scrap, dispute, row and brawl

70. It was, had been, too good an evening to spoil it with a half-soaked wrangle.

71. Like mercenaries(Sentencedict.com),[sentence dictionary] they wrangle and scheme for money wherever money can be found.

72. Bush's shaky mandate was partly due to the closeness of the election vote and the legal wrangling afterwards.

73. The Cabinet has also approved tolling of all national highways and legal wrangles in land acquisition have been sorted by amending relevant laws .

74. To altercate verb (altercates, Altercated, altercating) to altercate (wrangle; argue; quarrel; twist; debate; dispute) sich streiten; sich sanken

75. What was looming was the protracted constitutional wrangle over Lloyd-George's budget and the House of Lords.

76. In the United States, a complex wrangle is taking place over a range of possible standards.

77. Of the three provisions, the one causing the greatest partisan and ideological wrangling is medical savings accounts, known as MSAs.

78. And this is without the inevitable political and legal wrangling so characteristic of any nuclear activity in the United States.

79. That was left to a Commission on Admissions, which spent the summer and fall wrangling bitterly over the details.

80. This page shows answers to the clue Bickering.Bickering may be defined as “Altercation; wrangling” and “Argue over petty things”