snarl up



snarl someone or something up

to tangle someone or something; to mess something up. The wind snarled my hair up terribly. The wind snarled up my hair.
See also: snarl, up

snarl up

v.
1. To become tangled in or as if in a knot: This new fishing line keeps snarling up.
2. To tangle or knot something: The wind snarled up my hair. I snarled the kite up in a tree.
3. To involve someone or something in or as if in a tangle: Their lawyers snarled us up in litigation for years. Don't get me snarled up in your affairs. An accident snarled up traffic for hours.
See also: snarl, up

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Nethaniahneth-ə-NIE-ə (English)Biblical
Rudolph['ru:dɔlf]
Ioram-Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek
Macarenamah-kah-RE-nahSpanish
Goliathgə-LIE-əth (English)Biblical
Madelaine-English (Rare)