0 past simple and past participle of snag
If the point is momentarily snagged on a pushed-up roll of skin, it would both augment the pain and transfer all of its momentum to the animal, pushing it sideways.
I am concerned about fishing nets being snagged by submarines.
He is right to mention nets becoming snagged on wrecks.
He saw for himself the thin, sticky labels becoming snagged in the machinery, being constantly ripped up and not adhering to the bottles properly.
Why did the submarine not know that it was snagged in the nets of a fishing boat until the fishing boat had gone 11 miles backwards?
Too often recently, we have seen lives lost when fishing vessels engaged in a trawl have snagged their gear on undersea cables and other foreign objects on the seabed.
Trawlers were having their nets snagged by diving submarines.
They may have been snagged or poisoned by thick algal mats on the surface of the lake as they swooped down to drink.
