different between snaggly vs snaggle
snaggly
English
Etymology
snaggle +? -y
Adjective
snaggly (comparative more snaggly, superlative most snaggly)
- covered in snaggles, knotty
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snaggle
English
Etymology
snag +? -le
Noun
snaggle (plural snaggles)
- A tangled, knotted, or intertwined mass.
Derived terms
- snaggly
- snaggle-toothed
Verb
snaggle (third-person singular simple present snaggles, present participle snaggling, simple past and past participle snaggled)
- To become tangled, knotted or intertwined.
Anagrams
- gangles, naggles
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