Snag

The aussie word for a hot dog or a sausage

Hey mate, did ya get a bunnings snag for me too

by MRRANDO May 8, 2024

Snag

An alternative word similar to ‘slay’. Mostly used to define something that is outstanding, fabulous and impressive.

Nat: “Oh my goodness, what you did back there was so snag.”

Iris: “Thank you! You’re looking soo snag today sister.”

Nat: “Thank you soul sister.”

by lvrrell March 26, 2023

snag on

1. v. to leechily acquire a portion of someone else's goods (usually food items)
2. v. to inject one's self (usually unwelcomed) into another's activities

1. "dude, do you mind if i snag on some of your doritos?"
2. "hey man, can i snag on some of that chick action?"

by limesparx March 14, 2011

Snag

The opposite of swag, something you don't want to be

"He tried to go for swag but instead is repen snag"

by Swaggerrrmaster January 3, 2012

snag

means to make out in cree (cree is a language used b natives)

"hey there, wanna snag"

by rezboyarenative101 March 1, 2021

snag

1. v. To acquire a date to a given function (such as homecoming or prom) before she is taken by someone else. Snagging implies beating the rush, as in "the early bird gets the worm." A girl who is in high demand to be a date may be asked very early in the "asking season" associated with the function, or even before it begins if the asker wishes to get the jump on his competition.

2. n. The action of snagging.

1. Peter didn't even wait for her to get to school; he showed up to that girl's house to snag her! He is the snagmaster.

2. 7 guys were trying to ask Amanda, so asking her first thing on Monday was a savvy snag.

by snagmaster October 9, 2012

Freedom snag

Freedom Snags is the colloquial name for a sausage wrapped in a slice of bread, bought from a sausage sizzle operated as a fundraiser at Australian polling places on election day, often in aid of the institutions that house the polling place

Going to go vote and get some Freedom Snags

by Nahmatebuzz August 28, 2021