Meaning ofsnarl-upin English

Verb

1. to block or congest traffic
   The construction site began to snarl-up the highway during rush hour.
2. to cause congestion; become jammed
   A loose thread can snarl-up the entire knitting project.
3. to entangle or twist together
   The fishermen had to cut free their nets that had started to snarl-up.
4. to become tangled; obstructed
   The old machine started to snarl-up and needed to be repaired immediately.
5. to confuse or disorganize something; cause chaos (in a situation, system, etc.)
   The complex issue began to snarl-up the entire project timeline.