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Definition of tangle
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of tangle is as below...
Tangle
(v.) An
instrument
consisting
essentially
of an iron bar to which are
attached
swabs,
or
bundles
of
frayed
rope, or other
similar
substances,
-- used to
capture
starfishes,
sea
urchins,
and other
similar
creatures
living
at the
bottom
of the sea..
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Befoul
::
Befoul
(a.) To
entangle
or run
against
so as to
impede
motion.
Illaqueate
::
Illaqueate
(v. t.) To
insnare;
to
entrap;
to
entangle;
to
catch.
Tangled
::
Tangled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Tangl.
Water Flannel
::
Water
flannel
() A
floating
mass
formed
in pools by the
entangled
filaments
of a
European
fresh-water
alga
(Cladophora
crispata).
Disengage
::
Disengage
(v. t.) To
release
from that with which
anything
is
engaged,
engrossed,
involved,
or
entangled;
to
extricate;
to
detach;
to set free; to
liberate;
to
clear;
as, to
disengage
one from a
party,
from
broils
and
controversies,
from an oath,
promise,
or
occupation;
to
disengage
the
affections
a
favorite
pursuit,
the mind from
study..
Foul
::
Foul
(superl.)
Having
freedom
of
motion
interfered
with by
collision
or
entanglement;
entangled;
--
opposed
to
clear;
as, a rope or cable may get foul while
paying
it out..
Entanglement
::
Entanglement
(n.) State of being
entangled;
intricate
and
confused
involution;
that which
entangles;
intricacy;
perplexity.
Disentangle
::
Disentangle
(v. t.) To
extricate
from
complication
and
perplexity;
disengage
from
embarrassing
connection
or
intermixture;
to
disembroil;
to set free; to
separate.
Disintricate
::
Disintricate
(v. t.) To
disentangle.
Parallelogram
::
Parallelogram
(n.) A
right-lined
quadrilateral
figure,
whose
opposite
sides are
parallel,
and
consequently
equal;
--
sometimes
restricted
in
popular
usage to a
rectangle,
or
quadrilateral
figure
which is
longer
than it is
broad,
and with right
angles..
Retiary
::
Retiary
(a.) Armed with a net;
hence,
skillful
to
entangle..
Simple
::
Simple
(a.)
Single;
not
complex;
not
infolded
or
entangled;
uncombined;
not
compounded;
not
blended
with
something
else; not
complicated;
as, a
simple
substance;
a
simple
idea; a
simple
sound;
a
simple
machine;
a
simple
problem;
simple
tasks..
Intertwine
::
Intertwine
(v. t.) To unite by
twining
one with
another;
to
entangle;
to
interlace.
Tangly
::
Tangly
(a.)
Covered
with
tangle,
or
seaweed..
Perplex
::
Perplex
(a.) To
involve;
to
entangle;
to make
intricate
or
complicated,
and
difficult
to be
unraveled
or
understood;
as, to
perplex
one with
doubts..
Implex
::
Implex
(a.)
Intricate;
entangled;
complicated;
complex.
Hopple
::
Hopple
(v. t.) Fig.: To
entangle;
to
hamper.
Knot
::
Knot (v. i.) To form knots or
joints,
as in a cord, a
plant,
etc.; to
become
entangled..
Snare
::
Snare (v. t.) To catch with a
snare;
to
insnare;
to
entangle;
hence,
to bring into
unexpected
evil,
perplexity,
or
danger..
Tanglefish
::
Tanglefish
(n.) The sea
adder,
or great
pipefish
of
Europe..
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