Definition of mud-wrestle in English:

mud-wrestle

noun ˈmʌdˌrɛsl

1A bout or instance of mud-wrestling.
2In extended use: an instance or act of fierce or strenuous contention.

verb ˈmʌdˌrɛsl

1no object To take part in mud-wrestling.
2with object To take part in mud-wrestling with (someone).
3no object To contend strenuously or resolutely.
4with object To contend strenuously or resolutely with (a person).

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in Lincoln Sunday Journal & Star. From mud + wrestle
1970s. From mud + wrestle, after mud-wrestling, mud-wrestler, mud-wrestle.

Definition of mud-wrestle in US English:

mud-wrestle

nounˈmʌdˌrɛsl

1A bout or instance of mud-wrestling.
2In extended use: an instance or act of fierce or strenuous contention.

verbˈmʌdˌrɛsl

1no object To take part in mud-wrestling.
2with object To take part in mud-wrestling with (someone).
3no object To contend strenuously or resolutely.
4with object To contend strenuously or resolutely with (a person).

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in Lincoln Sunday Journal & Star. From mud + wrestle<br>1970s. From mud + wrestle, after mud-wrestling, mud-wrestler, mud-wrestle.

单词	mud-wrestle
释义	Definition of mud-wrestle in English: mud-wrestle noun ˈmʌdˌrɛsl US 1A bout or instance of mud-wrestling. 2In extended use: an instance or act of fierce or strenuous contention. verb ˈmʌdˌrɛsl US 1no object To take part in mud-wrestling. 2with object To take part in mud-wrestling with (someone). 3no object To contend strenuously or resolutely. 4with object To contend strenuously or resolutely with (a person). Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Lincoln Sunday Journal & Star. From mud + wrestle 1970s. From mud + wrestle, after mud-wrestling, mud-wrestler, mud-wrestle. Definition of mud-wrestle in US English: mud-wrestle nounˈmʌdˌrɛsl US 1A bout or instance of mud-wrestling. 2In extended use: an instance or act of fierce or strenuous contention. verbˈmʌdˌrɛsl US 1no object To take part in mud-wrestling. 2with object To take part in mud-wrestling with (someone). 3no object To contend strenuously or resolutely. 4with object To contend strenuously or resolutely with (a person). Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Lincoln Sunday Journal & Star. From mud + wrestle<br>1970s. From mud + wrestle, after mud-wrestling, mud-wrestler, mud-wrestle.
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