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entrammel

entrammel, v.
  (ɛnˈtræməl)
  Also 7 entramel.
  [f. en-1 + trammel.]
  trans. a. To put into trammels or nets. Only fig. To entangle, fetter, hamper. b. ? To bind, plait (the hair) (obs.).
  Hence enˈtrammelled ppl. a.; also enˈtrammelling vbl. n.

1598 Florio, Lucignoli..entramelings or curlings of haires wrought and enterlaced togither with ribands. 1603Montaigne iii. v. (1632) 492 They ensnared, glewed, entrameled, haltred and shackled themselves. 1611 Cotgr., Passe-fillons..any frizled lockes, or entrammelled tufts of haire. a 1670 Hacket Abp. Williams i. (1692) 104 Entramell'd with fictions and ignorance. 1841 Fraser's Mag. XXIII. 278 To thee alone can I entrust the duty of entrammelling and fettering this bold spirit. 1880 F. Hueffer in Macm. Mag. Nov. 45 Twanging his guitar with no..rule to entrammel his passionate effusion.

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