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fankle
/ ˈæŋə /
verb
- to entangle
noun
- a tangle; confusion
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51Թ History and Origins
Origin of fankle1
from fank a coil of rope, from fang , obsolete variant of vang
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Striker De Jong added his name to the register with a glancing header, Veerman slewed in a shot amid shouts for offside, then Goldson got into a fankle trying to return a ball to Butland and ending up shunting it into his own net.
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His cross was accurate but Obileye got in a fankle and diverted home to unlock the door.
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“You’ve renamed the WFT what? Oh, that’s gonna fankle.”
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Fankle: To go to your team’s away game and irritate the home crowd.
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“Those Eagles people sure know how to fankle the season-ticket holders at FedEx — no wonder they’re the only ones left in the fourth quarter.”
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