intertwangled

English edit

intertwangled (comparative more intertwangled, superlative most intertwangled)

Mixed together; intertwined; intertwingled.
- 1968, American Society of Planning Officials, Public hearings, controversy, and the written response:
  An idea which must be insulated, enshrouded, qualified, and propped by intertwangled verbiage is not ready for release into the world.
- 1983, Punch (volume 285, part 2, page 13)
  And English Literature and alcohol have carried on ever since, inextricably intertwangled.