1. the act of catching or tearing on something
2. the process of identifying and fixing minor defects in new construction
Usage: construction industry

1. catching or tearing on something sharp or rough
Usage: present participle of snag
2. obtaining or catching something quickly
Usage: informal

Examples

• She kept snagging her sweater on the rough fence.
• The fishing line was snagging on underwater branches.
• He’s good at snagging the best deals at the store.
• I managed to snag tickets to the concert.
• The snagging of her dress ruined the fabric.
• The contractor scheduled a snagging inspection before handover.
• They’re doing the final snagging on the new apartments.