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2. snag
noun. ['ˈsnæg'] an unforeseen obstacle.
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- snag (English)
- snagi (Old Norse)
3. snag
noun. ['ˈsnæg'] an opening made forcibly as by pulling apart.
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4. snag
noun. ['ˈsnæg'] a sharp protuberance.
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5. snag
verb. ['ˈsnæg'] get by acting quickly and smartly.
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6. snag
noun. ['ˈsnæg'] a dead tree that is still standing, usually in an undisturbed forest.
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7. snag
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- snag (English)
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