snag
/næɡ/Definitions
1. noun
a hook or catch, especially one used for catching or holding something
“The snag in the fishing line caught a large fish.”
2. noun
a problem or obstacle
“The snag in the project’s timeline was caused by a lack of resources.”
3. verb
to catch or hook something, especially with a snag or hook
“The fisherman snagged his line on a rock.”
4. verb
to cause damage or catch something by getting entangled or hooked
“The rope snagged on the metal beam.”
5. verb
to obtain or acquire something, especially after a long search or effort
“She snagged a ticket to the sold-out concert.”
6. verb
to damage or spoil something, especially by getting caught or snagged
“The fabric snagged on the nail.”