Definition of fangle - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
creationRare create or invent something new or novelRare
- He tried to fangle a new gadget for the kitchen.
2.
fashionRare decorate or entangle in a showy mannerRare
- She loved to fangle her room with colorful ribbons.
Origin of fangle
Middle English, fang (to seize) + -le (diminutive)
Examples of fangle in a sentence
They wanted to fangle a solution to the traffic problem. He decided to fangle his old jacket with patches. They fangled the stage with glittering lights for the show.
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- French:fabriquer, décorer, ...
- German:erfinden, schmücken, ...
- Italian:inventare, decorare, ...
- Spanish:inventar, adornar, ...
- Portuguese:inventar, enfeitar, ...
- Chinese:发明, 装饰, ...
- Japanese:考案する, 飾る, ...
- Arabic:اِبْتَكَرَ, زخرف, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַמְצִיא, לְקַשֵּׁט, ...
- Russian:изобретать, украшать, ...
- Ukrainian:винаходити, прикрашати, ...
- Hindi:बनाना, सजाना, ...
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