em·bran·gle 
(ĕm-brănggəl)
(ĕm-brănggəl)tr.v. em·bran·gled, em·bran·gling, em·bran·gles
To entangle; embroil.
[EN-1 + dialectal brangle, to shake, waver, confuse (variant of branle, brandle, from French branler, from Old French brandeler, perhaps from brand, sword; see BRANDISH).]
em·brangle·ment n.
- hydro-
- hydrobiological
- hydrobiologist
- hydrobiology
- hydrobromic acid
- hydrobromide
- hydrocarbon
- hydrocarbonaceous
- hydrocarbonic
- hydrocarbonous
- hydrocast
- hydrocele
- hydrocephalic
- hydrocephaloid
- hydrocephalous
- hydrocephalus
- hydrocephaly
- hydrochloric acid
- hydrochloride
- hydrochlorofluorocarbon
- hydrochlorothiazide
- hydrochore
- hydrochory
- hydrocodone
- hydrocolloid