Fankle (verb)
fank-uhl
(Scottish) A tangle, a muddle, or state of confusion.
A lovely sounding word fankle comes from the Scots fank ‘coil of rope’+ -le.
Example sentences
“Mr Pinkertons leg got fankled in among the chairs, an he fell on the tap o the minister.”
“It’s all fankled around the chain and I can’t untangle it.”
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