wrestle
//ˈrɛsəl//
Verb
wrestleInfinitive
wrestlePresent tense
wrestledPast tense
wrestledPast participle
wrestlingPresent participle
wrestlesThird-person singular
1
To engage in a physical contest by grappling with an opponent and trying to throw or force them to the ground.
The two athletes wrestled on the mat for several minutes.
2
To struggle or fight with difficulty against something, especially a problem or challenge.
She wrestled with the difficult decision for weeks.
3
To move or manipulate something with effort and difficulty.
She wrestled the heavy suitcase into the car.
Noun
1
A wrestling bout or match.
The two athletes had an intense wrestle that lasted for several minutes.
2
A hard struggle or effort.
It was a real wrestle to finish the project on time.