1wran·gle 
/ˈræŋgəl/ verb
wran·gles; wran·gled; wran·gling /ˈræŋgəl/ verb 1 [no obj] : to argue angrily with someone
▪ They were wrangling over/about money. 2 [+ obj] US, informal : to get (something) by clever methods or by persuading someone
▪ He managed to wrangle [=wangle] a couple of tickets to the concert. 3 [+ obj] US : to control and care for (horses, cattle, etc.) on a ranch
▪ He made a living wrangling horses.
▪ They were wrangling over/about money.
▪ He managed to wrangle [=wangle] a couple of tickets to the concert.
▪ He made a living wrangling horses.
