snag

snag can mean a variety of things. it can be an adjective to describe the good and bad, pretty and ugly, tall and short, big and small... It can also be used as a verb to be either a scandelous, fun, crazy or cool action. It can be used as a noun rarely but it is so powerful that you can just point to someone and name them "snag" or "nada snag". The most important way to use the word snag is to put the right inflection on it.

The most snaggy song out there today is Lady Gaga's Love Game. the most snaggy person is Gilly, as played by Kristen Wiig on SNL.

the most common phrase which involves snag is this:

"I have snag coming out of my phalanges!"

More examples are:

"i'm snagging out to this song"

"i snagged you in the race"

"Conrad Birdie is so snag, or so Ursula says"

by snag246 June 16, 2009

snagging

Among Native Americans, a common term for hooking up.

We found Richie and Janet snagging in the back of his pickup outside the bar last night.

by Peugeotjoker September 15, 2006

Snag

Australian for sausage.

"Buy a few snags and we'll have a beer and a BBQ."

by Diego September 4, 2003

Snags

Sausages

Chuck some more snags on the barbie

by Rod July 15, 2003

snagged

1.To get caught, to get an item caught on something

2. Past tence of the word "snag", to steal or grab something.

1. "The fishing hook was snagged on my shirt." "I was snagged by the po po last week."

2. "Yo, I snagged your CD for the party last night."

by meh. June 18, 2004

the snag

one of the greatest bands currently living in beautiful bend, oregon.

goddammit that band was good! you havent heard of the snag?

by forthebenefit March 19, 2009

Snag

Sensitive New Age Guy (S.N.A.G). Similar to the Metrosexual, but more timid and sensitive. Dense clusters of Snag's can be found at woman's issues rallies. Extreme examples have been known to experience regular menstrual cramps.

Phil Donahue (extreme example)

by Frknnutz November 4, 2003