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fankle

Scottish verb
fankle; 3rd person present: fankles; past tense: fankled; past participle: fankled; gerund or present participle: fankling

entangle.

Cheers for that. ;)

nigelswift wrote:
fankle

Scottish verb
fankle; 3rd person present: fankles; past tense: fankled; past participle: fankled; gerund or present participle: fankling

entangle.

Cheers for that. ;)

Thanks for the translation .

I think the verb comes from Fank : coil /tangle of rope , rather than Fank:sheep pen .
The image it conjures up is being confused / all mixed up .

Hurkle-Durkle is one of my favourites.
I could easily indulge in it on a weekday morning.