noun
- a person who takes care of horses or other livestock, especially on a ranch
- a person who argues or disputes, especially in a persistent or contentious way
Usage: Western U.S.
Examples
- The horse wrangler led the tourists on a trail ride through the mountains.
- As head wrangler, he was responsible for feeding and grooming all the ranch horses.
- The cattle wrangler rounded up the herd before the storm hit.
- She worked as a wrangler at the dude ranch during summer vacation.
- The political wrangler spent hours debating policy details.
- He was known as a skilled wrangler who could argue any side of an issue.
- The committee meeting turned chaotic with several wranglers dominating the discussion.