entangled
en tang guhld
- v entrap
- v twist together or entwine into a confusing mass
The child entangled the cord - s deeply involved especially in something complicated
felt unwilling entangled in their affairs - s twisted together in a tangled mass
toiled through entangled growths of mesquite - s involved in difficulties
- Ceca's career is hopelessly entangled in the corruption, ethnic cleansing and soft totalitarianism of the Milosevic era.
- Norwood was holding her son's dog tags, which became entangled in al-Souhail's cuff.
- High-flying tycoon Takafumi Horie is entangled in a fraud investigation, rattling stock markets and raising doubts about Japan's economic recovery.