a. Obs. rare–1. [ad. late L. complicābilis (Isidore) ‘that may be folded together,’ f. complicāre to COMPLICATE: see -BLE.] Capable of being intertwined or entangled.
1669. Phil. Trans., IV. 1015. Many of these threads … were not single, but snarled and with complicable woolly locks.
