TANGLING definition: 1. present participle of tangle 2. to become or form, or to make something into, an untidy mass. Learn more.

The meaning of TANGLE is to unite or knit together in intricate confusion. How to use tangle in a sentence.

To mix together or intertwine in a confused mass; snarl: The fishing lines from the two boats were tangled.

Definition of 'tangling' tangling in British English (ˈtæŋɡlɪŋ ) noun the act or condition of becoming tangled

Tangling refers to the process whereby items become ensnared or intertwined, resulting in a chaotic or complicated arrangement.

tangled, tangling to be or become tangled. Informal. to come into conflict; fight or argue. I don't want to tangle with him over the new ruling.

He got tangled up in legal problems. This fishing line tangles easily. He's not someone I would want to tangle with. She brushed the tangles out of her hair. They got caught in a …

'Tangling' means the act of twisting or interweaving things together, often resulting in a confused mess. It can describe a physical state, such as the tangling of wires or limbs, or an emotional …

Synonyms for TANGLING: trapping, ensnaring, entangling, enmeshing, entrapping, meshing, netting, snaring; Antonyms of TANGLING: detaching, untangling, disentangling, disengaging, …

Whatever it is, once something is in a tangle, it's difficult to sort out. The word tangle likely originated from a Scandinavian source — taggla, in a Swedish dialect, means “disarrange.” …