entangle

entangle, to be trapped, to be entangled

fable, story, tale, fiction

an apocryphal anecdote or description

a kind of hammer that makes the throats of casserole, etc.

entrap, corner, force (a person or animal) into a place or situation from which it is hard to escape

to get caught, get trapped

spreading, strewing, scattering

allure, implicate, take in, deceive, involve

to be very old

be divulged, be revealed or exposed

be caught or to fall into trap

get stuck into the mire or difficulties

choke, be choked, have a catch in the throat

get caught up in a trouble, become entangled in a precarious situation

to involuntarily be a part of a task

get into or be beset with difficulties, get into a mess, be over-encumbered with responsibilities (e.g. of a large family, etc.)