snagline
/ˈsnæɡlaɪn/Definitions
1. noun
a line or cord used for catching or securing something, especially a fish.
“The fisherman used a snagline to reel in the struggling trout.”
2. noun
a line of objects or features that mark a boundary or a path.
“The scenic trail followed a snagline of exposed tree roots and boulders.”
3. noun
a line or sequence of data in a database or a file.
“The programmer had to debug the snagline of corrupted data in the database.”