wrangler

/'ræɳglə/

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Word: Wrangler

Part of Speech: Noun

Basic Definition: A "wrangler" is someone who takes care of horses, especially saddle horses, often associated with cowboys. Additionally, it can refer to a person who argues noisily or angrily about something.

Usage Instructions:

1. Basic Context: You can use "wrangler" when talking about someone working with horses or in rodeo settings.
2. Argument Context: Use it to describe someone who is involved in a loud argument or dispute.

Example Sentences:

1. Horse Context: "The wrangler led the horses into the corral after the long day of riding."
2. Argument Context: "During the meeting, he became a real wrangler, raising his voice over every disagreement."

Advanced Usage:

In a more advanced context, "wrangler" can also refer to: - Animal Trainer: A person who trains or manages animals, particularly in entertainment settings (e.g., movies or shows). - Data Wrangler: In tech, it can refer to someone who prepares and organizes data for analysis.

Word Variants:

• Wrangle (verb): To argue or dispute noisily.
  • Example: "They wrangled over the best course of action."
• Wrangling (noun): The act of arguing or disputing.
  • Example: "The wrangling between the two teams lasted for hours."

Different Meanings:

1. Cowboy Context: A person skilled in handling and caring for horses.
2. Argument Context: Someone who often engages in noisy arguments.

Synonyms:

• For horse context: Horse handler, Cowboy, Equestrian.
• For argument context: Brawler, Quarreler, Arguer.

Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

• "Wrangle with": To struggle or argue with someone about something.

  • Example: "I had to wrangle with my brother over who would do the chores."

• "Wrangle something out of someone": To obtain something from someone through persuasion or argument.

  • Example: "She managed to wrangle a promise from him to help with the project."

Summary:

A "wrangler" can refer to both someone who works with horses and someone who is involved in a noisy argument. It’s a versatile word that can be used in various contexts, from cowboy culture to discussions about data.

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Noun

1. a cowboy who takes care of the saddle horses
2. someone who argues noisily or angrily

Synonyms

• horse wrangler