As noted in an episode of Kyoujou, on Netflix, a show about a strict instructor at a police academy and the various pickles his students get into and often cause, there are two kanji variants of "なぶる” -- one which uses the radical of woman with a man on either side -- "嬲る" -- and the other with the radical of a man with a woman on either side "嫐る" I would propose listing the latter as an alternate writing of "なぶる” in the definition.
Alternative Kanji for なぶる
As noted in an episode of Kyoujou, on Netflix, a show about a strict instructor at a police academy and the various pickles his students get into and often cause, there are two kanji variants of "なぶる” -- one which uses the radical of woman with a man on either side -- "嬲る" -- and the other with the radical of a man with a woman on either side "嫐る" I would propose listing the latter as an alternate writing of "なぶる” in the definition.