Tangles is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TANGLES in dictionary:

VERB:
• TANGLE, to form into an interwoven mass
• twist together into a confused mass
• make (something) complicated or confused
• become involved in a conflict or fight with
NOUN:
• a confused mass of something twisted together
• a confused or complicated state; a muddle
• a fight, argument, or disagreement
• any of a number of brown seaweeds, especially oarweed.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bring together in intricate confusion

Words related to TANGLES

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How to use TANGLES in a sentence

• I came from the blooming tangles of Florida, and waded out into the plant-gold of the great valley of California, when its flora was as yet untrodden.
• These ribbon-weeds, and others of the same kind, are known as Tangles.
• Mats and tangles, if taken in time, can generally be teased out with the fingers, and it is the greatest mistake to try and drag them out with combs.
• One day I was lost in the forest among the giant tangles and I was not at all anxious to find the way out again.
• A majestic river several miles wide, often fifty to seventy-five feet deep, yet barred by such tangles of shoals as one would not expect to find in a respectable creek.
• And there, in the West, rising serenely above all these tangles of civil wars and political intrigues, was the splendid star of New France.
• He may never go to trial, and then again he might, and, as you never can count on legal tangles, all the sentiment you can work up in his favor will be so much gained.
• Even then he had had small hope of success, for the Mississippi gives up a victim from its oily tangles only at the whim of its malign will.
• He would peer into thickets and behind tangles of fallen trees and brush piles, hoping to surprise the one he sought.
• Great, graceful mountain lilies nodded from little shady tangles in the bushes.
• She wore a dark-colored hood over her snarled hair, in which there was chaff mixed with the tangles as if she had been sleeping in straw.
• Dead cedars were massed in gray tangles, live cedars, branches touching the ground, grew close together.
• Hard and wilful enough, she never becomes mature, and she tangles the web of life with the heedless hands of a child.
• I tramped about, parting the tangles, Till I saw a splash of blood on a stump, And the quail lying close to the rotten roots.
• Here there were also several rather thick tangles of brush and bush.
• They are too busy with the tangles of some philanthropic Gordian knot, to stretch out a helping hand to the sufferer at their sides.
• One ray of sunlight fell among the tangles of her golden hair, and glowed like a halo above the marble-white brow.
• We passed over rotten logs and through black tangles, the girl bending to her saddle bow, unwearied and full of laughter.
• She made her way with lithe ease through apparently unbroken tangles.
• Along the Yser Canal mud-caked flats began to appear, with here and there rusty tangles of barbed wire.
• I had all the wild intolerance of youth, and no experience in human tangles.
• She had known her own small trials and perplexities, but her father or Cousin Louis were always at hand to smooth out tangles and show her how to be merry over difficulties.
• It was a domain of opportunity for youth, divorced from family influence and the tangles of decaying environment.
• And in a few months Webster died, and left the tangles of statecraft to other hands.
• Netta did not know all the tangles and tears she was to meet with when she set out on her walk.

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