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wrestling Definition


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wrestle
verb wrestled, wrestling
    tr & intr
    1a. To fight by trying to grip, throw and pinion one's opponent;
      Thesaurus: struggle, tussle, grapple, scuffle, vie, fight.
    tr & intr
    1b. To force someone into some position in this way;
    tr & intr
    1c. To do this as a sport.
    intr
    2. To struggle intensely.
    intr
    3. To move or proceed with great effort.
    4. To apply oneself keenly to it.
      Form: wrestle with something (usually)
noun
    1. A spell of wrestling.
    2. A struggle.
Derivative: wrestler
noun
    Etymology: Anglo-Saxon wrestlian.

    Phrasal Verb: wrestle with or against someone or something
      To struggle or fight with, or confront them or it.




    wrestling
    noun
      1. The activity of wrestlers.
      2. The sport or exercise, governed by certain fixed rules, in which two people wrestle (verb 1).


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