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tangle
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tangle
[tang′gəl]
a dense mass of interlacing of fibers, sometimes appearing as a loose knot, such as intraneural fibrillary tangle.


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This is the magic of this book as it describes, through a cumulative sentence, the journey of a young lad venturing out 'through a splishy stream, on to a bouncy branch, through the tangly weeds .
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Both the Kendal carpetmaker contracted to the scheme, and the only woolspinners prepared to tackle the tangly Herdwick fleeces, went into receivership, in spite of a promising start to the scheme.
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He hacked out with a wedge, then flew his approach over the green into some more tangly grass.
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