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rassle

American  
[ras-uhl] / ˈræs əl /

verb (used with or without object)

rassled, rassling
  1. wrestle.


Example Sentences

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“It was something to do I guess,” Keffler has said, “go out and rassle an octopus.”

From The Guardian

“No, it’d get up there to ‘rassle’ and play,” said Rusty Waddle.

From Washington Times

“I’ll rassle up these groceries for you and you can enjoy your Coke,” said Mr. Fred.

From Literature

After 44 years, St. Patrick Parish’s annual “Pit Rassle” is in the past.

From Washington Times

He’s got the appetite, all right, but he don’t know how to rassle the ingredients which goes into good grub.

From Project Gutenberg