1. snag

verb. (ˈsnæg) Catch on a snag.
Synonyms
hitch catch
Antonyms
unhitch activity action
Etymology
snag (English)
snagi (Old Norse)
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2. snag

noun. (ˈsnæg) An unforeseen obstacle.
Synonyms
obstacle rub obstruction hang-up hitch
Antonyms
straighten obscurity unimportance promote miss
Etymology
snag (English)
snagi (Old Norse)

3. snag

noun. (ˈsnæg) An opening made forcibly as by pulling apart.
Synonyms
rent rip split tear gap opening
Antonyms
take unite unify stand still united
Etymology
snag (English)
snagi (Old Norse)

4. snag

noun. (ˈsnæg) A sharp protuberance.
Synonyms
protuberance gibbosity extrusion protrusion gibbousness hump bulge jut prominence bump excrescence swelling
Antonyms
linger laugh close natural object finish
Etymology
snag (English)
snagi (Old Norse)

5. snag

verb. (ˈsnæg) Get by acting quickly and smartly.
Synonyms
obtain
Antonyms
activeness ride
Etymology
snag (English)
snagi (Old Norse)

6. snag

noun. (ˈsnæg) A dead tree that is still standing, usually in an undisturbed forest.
Synonyms
tree
Antonyms
decrease uncut
Etymology
snag (English)
snagi (Old Norse)

7. snag

verb. (ˈsnæg) Hew jaggedly.
Synonyms
hew
Antonyms
closing soothe
Etymology
snag (English)
snagi (Old Norse)
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