to rassle
- verb
- /ˈræsl/
- Informal
- Let's rassle.
Examples
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"Quit rassling and go to sleep, you little shits, I'm tired."
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The kids decided to rassle in the backyard after school.
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Oh, you wanna "rassle" me?
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You wanna "rassle" me Memphis style?
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- You still rassling, son?
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-Wow, I never rassled a team before.
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Oh, so I just rassled you to the ground and stopped you from learning?
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Every Saturday, we would rassle for fun at the park.
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He challenged his friends to rassle during their camping trip.
Synonyms
To struggle physically by holding and trying to push someone or something down
To grab and hold someone or something during a struggle
To playfully wrestle with someone while laughing
To fight each other in mud for people to watch
Antonyms
How Rough
- Informal
Surface Forms
Etymology
The verb rassle is an informal form of wrestle, from the root wrest meaning 'twist'. To rassle someone is to twist and hold them in a friendly, physical struggle, so it means to wrestle in a casual way.