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snagging

verb as in catch on something

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“I dream of returning to Gucci,” she said in hopes of snagging a job at the Italian fashion house.

Jakoś to będzie, the pilot probably said to himself, before missing the runway and snagging treetops near the Smolensk airport.

This did not, however, stop her from snagging, at the age of 17, an older geezer named Blavatsky.

It is found in shallow water and near the mouths of the creeks, and the Indians have a way of "snagging" them in.

He pitched forward, shielding his face with his arms, and was caught up short by a dead branch snagging his shirt.

Realizing that much valuable time was being wasted, Penny slid down from the tree, snagging a stocking in the process.

Almost half of this sum was required for snagging operations alone.

And then the gut leader snagging and he turning to free it and then—the first astounding quiver underfoot.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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