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   Snarl-up

   /ˈsnärl ˌəp/

   

   noun

   • 1. a traffic jam: informal British "a six-lane snarl-up" Similar traffic jamjamtailbacklinestreamgridlock
   • ▪ a muddle or mistake: informal British "there's a snarl-up in editing" Similar muddlemesstanglejumbleentanglementimbrogliomisunderstandingmisinterpretationmisconstructionmisapprehensionmisconceptionthe wrong ideafalse impressionconfusionmistakeerrormix-upbunglecomessinformal:hashmess-upfoul-upscrewupsnafuvulgar slang:fuck-upballs-up

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