To wrangle, argue, or quarrel noisily; to dispute or bicker.
From Old Norse 'brangr' or similar Scandinavian elements meaning 'wrangle' or 'trouble,' possibly related to 'brand.' Common in Scottish and Northern English dialects.
Scottish and Northern English people have been 'brangling' (arguing loudly) for centuries—the word has that guttural, argumentative sound built right into it.
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