verb
wrangle
Bring something difficult to manage under control.
She wrangled the tangled cables into a neat bundle.
Etymology
Wrangle extended from contentious struggling to wrestling with a difficult task. Managing animals or complicated arrangements applies that effort to bringing them under control.
In context
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More examples
- He spent the afternoon wrangling a difficult spreadsheet.
- The assistant wrangles the performers into position before each scene.
- They managed to wrangle the loose horses back through the gate.
Forms
wrangle · wrangles · wrangled · wrangling