They had a noisy wringle-wrangle over who would take the last slice of cake.

Wrangell's harbor was busy with fishing boats returning at dusk.

Wrangaton sits quietly among the rolling fields of Devon, its stone cottages and lanes hinting at centuries of rural life.

The wranglesome committee meetings drained everyone's enthusiasm quickly.

After years of fierce competition, he finally attained the wranglership at the University of Cambridge.

Community historians documented the wranglerships that shaped the valley's ranching culture for generations.

Wrangel Island is an important breeding ground for polar bears and migratory birds, drawing scientists from around the world.

Thou wrangledst long and fiercely with the magistrate over the land's boundary, yet peace did not follow.

The tard wrangler was responsible for managing the special needs students.

When a nurse wrote 'tard wrangle' on the shift notes, other staff immediately objected to the offensive phrase used to describe caring for residents with severe intellectual disabilities.