tangle

01. Our fishing lines got all [tangled] up when we were bringing them in.

02. The whale died after getting [tangled] in a fisherman's net.

03. My hair always gets really [tangled] if I don't use a conditioner when I wash my hair.

04. Many dolphins die unnecessarily after getting [tangled] in fishermen's nets.

05. The electrical wires to the computer are all [tangled] up on the floor under my desk.

06. The dog became [tangled] up in its leash, and was almost strangled.

07. The sky-diver got the lines of his parachute all [tangled], and plunged to his death.

08. A spider's web serves to [entangle] its prey so that the spider can relax, and have a leisurely, enjoyable supper.

09. It took them days to march through the [tangled] jungle of the Amazon to the camp.

10. They lay in bed naked, a [tangle] of sweaty arms and legs.

11. Walter Scott wrote, "Oh, what a [tangled] web we weave when first we practice to deceive."

12. The fly became [tangled] up in the web, and was quickly devoured by the spider.

13. If you try to [tangle] with that guy, you're going to get your ass kicked.

14. A [tangle] of trees, plants, and vines marks the rainforest of Cameroon.

15. The pygmy people living in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are able to slip easily through the [tangled] jungle growth of the forest they call their home.

16. In 1927, dancer Isadora Duncan was accidentally strangled to death when her long scarf became [tangled] in the wheel of the car she was riding in.

17. It took me ten minutes to [untangle] the line of my kite from the tree branches.