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snag

[snag] / snæg /


VERB
catch on something
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In the days before online shopping became ubiquitous, stores welcomed the mayhem by opening early for those who willingly woke up before dawn to push through crowds and snag the best door-buster deals.

From MarketWatch

Consider backups: Research ride services, anticipating transportation snags.

From Salon

At the “Hood Summit” in Las Vegas this fall, a line of customers snaked around the room, waiting to shake Tenev’s hand and snag a selfie with him.

From The Wall Street Journal

By opting to buy a used car or one that has a superior safety rating, and showing them you have a good driving history, you’re more likely to be able to snag a lower rate.

From MarketWatch

It is unclear whether the Amazon CEO paid that hefty sum or managed to snag a discount.

From MarketWatch