rare–1. [Reduplication of WRANGLE sb. with change of vowel as in jingle-jangle, tingle-tangle, etc.] Controversial argument; wordy disputation.
[Cf. 1832. Lytton, Eugene A., II. viii. They be so … quarrelsome…; wringle, wrangle, wrongle, snap, growl, scratch.]
1882. Besant, All Sorts, xlv. The House was not sitting, and there was no wringle-wrangle of debates to furnish material for the columns.
