1: παγιδεύω
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(Strong's #3802 — Verb — pagideuo — pag-id-yoo'-o )

see ENSNARE.

2: ἐμπλέκω
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(Strong's #1707 — Verb — empleko — em-plek'-o )

"to weave in" (en, "in," pleko, "to weave"), hence, metaphorically, to be involved, entangled in, is used in the Passive Voice in 2—Timothy 2:4 , "entangleth himself;" 2—Peter 2:20 , "are entangled." In the Sept., Proverbs 28:18 .

3: ἐνέχω
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(Strong's #1758 — Verb — enecho — en-ekh'-o )

"to hold in," is said (a) of being "entangled" in a yoke of bondage, such as Judaism, Galatians 5:1 . Some mss. have the word in 2—Thessalonians 1:4 , the most authentic have anecho, "to endure;" (b) with the meaning to set oneself against, be urgent against, said of the plotting of Herodias against John the Baptist, Mark 6:19 , RV, "set herself against," AV, "had a quarrel against;" of the effort of the scribes and Pharisees to provoke the Lord to say something which would provide them with a ground of accusation against Him, Luke 11:53 , RV, "to press upon," marg., "to set themselves vehemently against," AV, "to urge."