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brangle

[ brang-guhl ]
/ ˈbræŋ gəl /
British Archaic.

noun

a squabble.

verb (used without object), bran·gled, bran·gling.

to dispute in a noisy or angry manner; squabble.

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Origin of brangle

First recorded in 1545–55; perhaps variant of branle

Words nearby brangle

brandy mint, brandy snap, brandy snifter, Brandywine, Branford, brangle, Brangus, Branhamella, brank, branks, branle
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