Snag 

A combination of the words "snipe" and "tagg", to snagg is to tagg someone in a Facebook photo in which they are very far away from the camera i.e. difficult to see/identify.

Julian: I totally just snagged Mrs. Kelly in that photo.

President Obama: That is a feat worthy of recognition. You shall be rewarded.

Julian: Sweet!

Snag by el_stork January 20, 2011

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"

snag by snag246 June 16, 2009

SNAG 

Sexy, Nymphomaniac, Attractive, Girlfriend

"So what's your girlfriend like?"
"oh mate she's a SNAG"

SNAG by Alter_ego January 13, 2007

snag 

A bad snug, or a snug that is being naughty.

Your a snag, why didn't you call me last night

snag by EllenD February 12, 2008

Snag 

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

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

Snag by Swaggerrrmaster January 3, 2012

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.

snag by snagmaster October 9, 2012

snag 

to steal, snatch or grab something with stealth

hey bitch, go snag me a sandwich

snag by bananaboyus May 9, 2014