wrestle
- noun
- /ˈrɛsəl/
- I mean the beautiful lady over there looks like she could still take me in an arm wrestle.
- arm wrestle
- final wrestle
So who who is your favorite wrestling opponent of all time?
- So who who is your favorite wrestling opponent of all time?
- I would say the most epic match in in arm wrestling history.
- Such training primarily took the form of athletic exercises, running, jumping, wrestling, boxing, and throwing the discus.
- The fool's gone wild Wrestling boxing championship belt.
- And and to this wrestling movie where I was like this wrestling superfan.
- Michelle had had four kids, busted hip, no wrestling match.
- You won your own wrestling persona.
- And like a normal outsider, like a a good outsider, not a, a, a wrestling villain guy.
- Yeah, yeah, but that could be cool too, for wrestling.
- What do you believe that Dan Campbell is taking my variable in the fight Wrestling match.
Examples
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Oh come on, Leo, let's do an arm wrestle here.
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You two wrestle... have an arm wrestle.
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What kind of man are you, you can't handle a little arm wrestle?
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Last year I had an arm wrestle with Harry, and he saw the star tattoo on my bicep.
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Renesmee should have been there for the arm wrestle and boulder crunching, like in the book when Bella makes her laugh for the first time.
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During the competition, the two athletes engaged in an intense wrestle for the championship title.
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The children watched with excitement as their fathers stopped to have a friendly wrestle in the backyard.
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He fell during the wrestle, but quickly got back on his feet to continue the match.
Synonyms
A physical struggle between people or groups that involves hitting and sometimes weapons
A sport where two people hold, push, or throw each other to make the other person's shoulders touch the ground
A short fight or contest, often in boxing
A fight between two boxers in a ring judged by officials
A contest where two people try to throw and hold each other
A very rough fight or argument where people attack each other a lot
A close hand-to-hand fight often seen in wrestling
A short practice fight in boxing or martial arts to improve skills
A sudden intense physical fight that often becomes violent
Fighting where people hold and wrestle each other without hitting
A close fight between people without weapons
A play fight where two people lie on the ground and try to push the other's raised leg down
Idioms
Compounds
- Indian
A play fight where two people lie on the ground and try to push the other's raised leg down
How Violent
Surface Forms
Etymology
Wrestle as a noun comes from the same old root wrest- meaning 'to twist', and it names the act of close hand-to-hand fighting. So a 'wrestle' is the physical struggle where people use holds and twists to try to win.