Past tense of brangle; to wrangle, quarrel, or dispute loudly.
From 'brangle' (possibly from Scots or dialectal origin, related to 'wrangle'). This is an archaic or regional term.
Medieval and colonial records show 'brangled' being used to describe community disputes—it's what happened when villagers had to argue about shared resources like water or pasture!
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