What does "tousle" mean as a noun?
In the Friends, Chandler said to Ross ,"Now this is a tousle." What does "tousle" mean here?

More Lines:
Ross: Were you missing that interaction?
Chandler:　No,no,no.
　　　　　This is running fingers through your hair,okay?
　　　　　Now this is a tousle.
　　　　　If you don't ask her out soon,you'll be in the zone forever

Question

What does "tousle" mean as a noun?
In the Friends, Chandler said to Ross ,"Now this is a tousle." What does "tousle" mean here?

More Lines:
Ross:   Were you missing that interaction? 
Chandler:　No,no,no.
　　　　　This is running fingers through your hair,okay?
　　　　　Now this is a tousle.
　　　　　If you don't ask her out soon,you'll be in the zone forever

Answer

The word "tousle" is a verb, but he is using it as a noun. It means to put things in disorder, in this case hair. Think of it as the act of tousling.

Answer

A tousle is a bunch or tangle. In this case, the person has a tangle of hair.