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snag

[snag] / snæg /


VERB
catch on something
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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Now the state is pivoting, leaving cycling advocates disappointed and those who were able to snag e-bike vouchers counting their lucky stars.

From Los Angeles Times

Soon he could pull the comb straight through her hair, from the very top to the ends, without snagging at all.

From Literature

Just then, his gaze snagged on one of the framed photographs on Minna’s entry table.

From Literature

The high-speed internet boom is hitting a low-tech snag: a labor shortage.

From The Wall Street Journal

Greece snagged the highest affinity rating of all 24 countries.

From MarketWatch