Snag
41snag|gly — «SNAG lee», adjective, gli|er, gli|est. uneven, broken, or projecting: »His laugh was enormous while his teeth were snaggly (Saul Bellow) …
42Snag (disambiguation) — The word snag has several meanings:* A dead tree. * In the world of fishing, a snag can refer to two things, (1) when a lure or hook is caught on an object, often resulting in the loss of the hook or lure, or (2) sunken trees, which are important …
43Snag Lake (California) — Infobox lake lake name = Summit Lake image lake = caption lake = image bathymetry = caption bathymetry = location = Northern California coords = coord|40|30|50|N|121|18|42|W|region:US CA type:waterbody|display=inline,title type = inflow = outflow …
44snag — any structure in the water which can catch up a lure, e.g. a sunken tree …
45SNAG — Sensitive New Age Guy (Internet » Chat) Starting New At Golf (Community » Sports) * Sesshomaru Not A Girl (Miscellaneous » Funnies) …
46snag — Synonyms and related words: baby tooth, bag, bar, bicuspid, blemish, block, blockade, bottleneck, brake, bucktooth, bug, canine, catch, clog, cog, comb, complication, coral heads, cordon, crack, crag, crimp, crown, crux, curb, curtain, cuspid,… …
47snag — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. catch, detent, snaggletooth; hindrance, difficulty. v. catch, fix, entangle; snarl, impede, hamper, hinder. See imperfection. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. obstacle, hindrance, knot; see barrier ,… …
48snag — To achieve one s goal or obtain something sought after. I finally snagged that 65 mustang I ve been after …
49snag — To achieve one s goal or obtain something sought after. I finally snagged that 65 mustang I ve been after …
50snag — vb American to steal, appropriate. A term from street slang that was adopted by middle class adolescents during the 1990s, often to describe the seduction of another s partner …
