Snags is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SNAGS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SNAG, to catch on a hidden obstacle
• catch or tear (something) on a sharp projection
• become caught on a sharp projection
• catch or obtain
NOUN:
• an unexpected or hidden obstacle or drawback
• a sharp, angular, or jagged projection
• a rent or tear in fabric caused by a snag.
• a dead tree
• a sausage
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to catch on a snag (a jagged protuberance)

Words related to SNAGS

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How to use SNAGS in a sentence

• Many social snags on which young ministers are sure to run, are simply the rudiments of social conduct, as practised by the world.
• The water was deep, but there were many snags and obstructions under the surface.
• The channel is rendered intricate by the great number of islands and sandbars, and in many cases it is made exceptionally hazardous by reason of countless snags.
• The bay was covered with masts and yards, as I have seen a raft of snags in the Arkansas River.
• But that might have been the cracking of dead snags.
• No choking snags and sandbars, no perverse eddies in them.
• But it will root up the snags, run them down, split them, and scatter them to the four quarters.
• What meets the eye is an average breadth of from half a mile to a mile of muddy water, tenanted by uprooted trees, and bristling with formidable snags.
• They had a few boats employed once to raise the snags, but the thirst for annexation ran them into a war, and the money was wanted for that purpose.
• The height of the water made the going easy, for most of the snags and fallen trees were well beneath the surface.
• The Loyalists, not accustomed to such travelling, often stumbled and tripped over stones and snags.
• Above the junction of the Barkly the Albert River is not navigable for even boats, from its being too full of snags.
• On the following morning we went up the Barkly on the barge for about two miles, to where it was too full of snags to proceed further up the river by water.
• I took a keg of pitch with me, for when I saw the weather I knew that I would give the canoe many a scrape on rocks and snags.
• He could see snags of dead branches below its surface.
• The snug fit of the suit was protection against thorns and snags that could find no hold on the hard, smooth-surfaced material.
• Sand bars divided the river into five or six different channels and it required careful paddling to avoid the countless snags which stuck out of the water, sullen and threatening.
• Shortly afterward, the river narrowed considerably and they were forced to paddle through a field of snags close to the west shore.
• A number of prairie fires threw some light on the water, but barely enough to make the passage among snags and sand bars feasible.
• Horns quoted by Jerdon 54 inches round curve, 47 inches in divergence between the two outer snags.
• If he could only keep it clear of snags and reefs it would also bear him in safety down the river, to some place where there were suppers and breakfasts to be had.
• It was dangerous, however, for rafts sometimes struck snags, or became unmanageable in the swift current, and went to pieces.
• It was the hardest kind of work, turning and twisting between the trees, dodging snags, and brushing aside branches, and guiding a horse among fallen logs.
• Many times the hounds got caught on snags, and had to be released.
• My old lion chases with Buffalo Jones had made me skillful in dodging branches and snags, and sliding knees back to avoid knocking them against trees.
• The ground dug up, dead snags broken, and blood and hair everywhere.
• At last, thanks to Heaven, our flatboat came off victor over the snags, and after some hours we arrived at the Indian village of which you have heard me tell.
• The bow also has been made especially strong to resist the impact of ice, snags, etc.
• The rain narrowed observation like a dense fog, and there was danger of running upon some of the islands and snags of rocks.
• Snags and sunken trees in the way of intrepid voyagers were evidently facts which one had to guard against.

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