war·sle
[wahr-suh
l] verb (used without object), verb (used with object), war·sled, war·sling, noun Chiefly Scot. Also, war·stle.
Origin:
1300–50; Middle English; Old English *wǣrstlian, metathetic variant (compare wǣrstlīc of wrestling) of wrǣstlian to wrestle
1300–50; Middle English; Old English *wǣrstlian, metathetic variant (compare wǣrstlīc of wrestling) of wrǣstlian to wrestle
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