Snag
51snag — snæg n. jagged projection, sharp protruding point; tree branch or tree stump partially submerged in a lake or river; hidden obstacle, unseen danger; hole, tear, run (esp. one made by a sharp projection) v. catch on a jagged projection; tear on a …
52snag — An unserviceability or a fault condition in an aircraft or equipment …
53SNAG — Sensitive New Age Guy …
54snag — problem, difficulty, glitch If you plan a project carefully, there will be fewer snags …
55snag — sang …
56snag — to pilfer The allusion is to the involuntary catching, as a garment on a nail: He snagged my Texas toast when he thought no one was looking. (Anonymous, 1996) …
57SNAG — abbr. sensitive new age guy …
58snag — n. 1. Knot, knarl, knob, projection, jag, protuberance, snub. 2. Tooth (in contempt). 3. Swaying trunk or branch of a tree (fixed at one end in a river) …
59snag — n 1. concealed log, projection, prominence. 2. impediment, hindrance, encumbrance, obstacle, obstruction, stumbling block, road block; knot, hitch, curb, bit, tether; inhibition, restriction, determent, damper, restraint; bar, barrier, block,… …
60snag — Ho omau, ho ouluulu …