Is it spelled fankle or fangle?
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Her answer is on page 2
Love the word - I will definitely be using it! |
fankle [ˈfæŋk ə l] Scot dialect. vb (tr) to entangle. n. a tangle; confusion [from fank a coil of rope, from fang, obsolete variant of vang] Used only in the west of Scotland. Be cool. Dinnae get yeself in a fankle.
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Originally Posted by QuiltingrandmafromMi
You gave us the word"fangle" and then turned around and gave us the answer to"fankle" which is it?
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Originally Posted by PaperPrincess
Originally Posted by Tartan
A tangle with fangs? I've always used it as new fangled or fancy invention. I learned 2 new quilting words this week too...quilt poop and thread turds. Can't wait to throw those into a conversation! :lol:
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Originally Posted by Tartan
A tangle with fangs? I've always used it as new fangled or fancy invention. I learned 2 new quilting words this week too...quilt poop and thread turds. Can't wait to throw those into a conversation! :lol:
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Originally Posted by Tartan
A tangle with fangs? I've always used it as new fangled or fancy invention. I learned 2 new quilting words this week too...quilt poop and thread turds. Can't wait to throw those into a conversation! :lol:
:lol: too cute |
Originally Posted by Quiltaddict
Originally Posted by PaperPrincess
Originally Posted by Tartan
A tangle with fangs? I've always used it as new fangled or fancy invention. I learned 2 new quilting words this week too...quilt poop and thread turds. Can't wait to throw those into a conversation! :lol:
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Originally Posted by paulswalia
how about "how can I fangle this queen quilt under my throat space?"
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Originally Posted by lorraine43
Originally Posted by paulswalia
how about "how can I fangle this queen quilt under my throat space?"
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