wrang

/ ræŋ /

adjective

1. a Scot word for wrong

Example Sentences

I wrang my hands over these jokes when I began to notice a confluence of them.

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The boggle that haunted a farmhouse near Orton in the mid-19th century and turn'd the clock the wrang side up, And meade the house aw joggle would be recognised today as a poltergeist.

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Plus 1,100 gave Fredin and his partner, Frederic Wrang, 244 imps on the board.

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Wrang′ling.—Senior wrangler, the student taking the first place in the class mentioned, the second being called Second wrangler, and so on in the same way.

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The veriest "de'il"—as Burns says—"wad look into thy face and swear he could na wrang thee."

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