About The Word Ensnare
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Ensnare
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What's The Definition Of Ensnare?
[v] catch in or as if in a trap; "The men trap foxes"
[v] take or catch as if in a snare or trap; "I was set up!"; "The innocent man was framed by the police" Synonyms | Synonyms for Ensnare: entrap | entrap | frame | set up | snare | trammel | trap Related Terms | Find terms related to Ensnare: allure | bag | bait | bait the hook | birdlime | blandish | cajole | capture | catch | catch out | catch up | coax | decoy | draw | draw in | draw on | enmesh | ensnarl | entangle | entice | entoil | entrap | enweb | flirt | flirt with | foul | gin | give the come-on | harpoon | hook | hook in | inveigle | land | lasso | lead on | lime | lure | mesh | nail | net | noose | offer bait to | rope | rope in | sack | seduce | snag | snare | snarl | sniggle | spear | spread the toils | suck in | take | tangle | tangle up with | trap | trip | wind | woo See Also | capture | catch | cozen | deceive | delude | gin | lead on Ensnare In Webster's Dictionary \En*snare"\, v. t.
To catch in a snare. See {Insnare}.
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