Obs. rare–1. [Of imitative origin. Cf. WRAGGLE v.1] intr. To struggle or strive; to resist. Hence Wragging vbl. sb.
a. 1275. Ancr. R. (MS. Cleopatra C. VI), fol. 173 b. For þeo ȝet [sic] fondunges … waggeð oðer hwiles, & [heo] mote wresten aȝein wið strong wraggunge.
