wrassle
Syllables: wrast·leUK/ˈɹæsl̩/US/ˈɹæs(ə)l/
wrassle verb: to gather with effort. Also the pronunciation spelling of wrestle.
Verb
wrassle (third-person singular simple present wrassles, present participle wrassling, simple past and past participle wrassled)
- To gather with effort.
- […] "wrassled" up some fresh sheets for her, […]2011 July 15, Ellen James, Doctors in the House, Harlequin+ORM, →ISBN
Also used as
wrassle is also the pronunciation spelling of wrestle.
Forms of wrassle
| third-person singular present | wrassles |
|---|---|
| present participle | wrassling |
| past participle | wrassled |
| past | wrassled |
Words that rhyme with wrassle
Questions about wrassle
- What does wrassle mean?
- Wrassle means to gather with effort.
- What part of speech is wrassle?
- Wrassle is a verb.
- How do you pronounce wrassle?
- Wrassle is pronounced /ˈɹæsl̩/ (UK).
- What is the past tense of wrassle?
- The past tense of wrassle is wrassled.
Words near wrassle in the dictionary
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