ravelly

/ˈrævəli/
adjective
  1. Tangled, messy, or frayed, like threads that have come loose.
    • Her hair became ravelly after she ran through the windy park without a hat.
    • The rope's end was ravelly and needed to be trimmed before it could be used.
    • The old sweater was ravelly at the cuffs, with loose threads hanging everywhere.
  2. Confused or complicated in a way that is hard to understand.
    • The legal case became ravelly with too many conflicting statements.
    • The plot of the mystery novel was so ravelly that I had to reread several chapters.
    • His explanation of the rules was ravelly and left everyone more confused.
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