1. An angry disputant; one who disputes with heat or peevishness; one of those who, at the University of Cambridge, have attained the first class in the public examination for honours in mathematics. Senior wrangler, the student who passes the best examination among the class, whom follow the second, third, and fourth wranglers, &c.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• trangle,
• rangler,
• triangler,
• wrongley,
• wronger,
• ragler,
• rangle,
• wranger,
• orangle,
• wrangel,
• rangled,
• wrange,
• spangler,
• wragler,
• wranler,
• wrnagler,
• wranlger,
• wranngler,
• wrengler,
• wranglar

• wrangle,
• wrangling,
• wrinkle,
• wrong,
• wringer,
• wrongdoer,
• wrinkly,
• wrinkled,
• wrongly,
• wring.

The adjective form of the word "wrangler" is "wrangling".

The plural of the "wrangler" can be the "wranglers".

The singular of the "wrangler" can be the "wrangler".