snaggle
/ˈsneɪɡəl/Definitions
1. verb
to catch or get caught by a hook or a snag, especially when climbing or sailing
“The climber’s rope snagged on a rock.”
2. verb
to catch or snag something, especially on something, such as a hook or a nail
“The sweater snagged on the fence.”
3. verb
to engage in a snarled or tangled conflict, especially with someone
“The two politicians snagged over the issue of taxation.”
4. noun
a tangle or knot, especially in hair
“The snaggle in her hair made her look messy.”
5. noun
a snarled or tangled conflict, especially with someone
“The snaggle between the two friends has been going on for years.”