rassle

[ ras-uhl ]

verb (used with or without object)

, ras·sled, ras·sling,

1. wrestle.

Example Sentences

Johnny and Forrest Shirley would rassle on the floor, Forrest giggling as much as the child.

From The Daily Beast

Evans was a-braggin' 'bout how he could rassle, and pa ups and says, 'Huh!

From Project Gutenberg

I reckon it'll be the worst rassle we ever had; but it's blackgum ag'in' thunder, and I'm blackgum.'

From Project Gutenberg

I ain't sayin' the spirit of grace is actually th'owed me, but I feel prone to say I thinks it's fixin' to rassle wid me.

From Project Gutenberg

Hes got the appetite, all right, but he dont know how to rassle the ingredients which goes into good grub.

From Project Gutenberg

If there reely is any sech fish—which I don't believe there is—I'm goin' t' rassle with him an' mebbe tek him out o' the river.

From Project Gutenberg