- snaggle
- snag·gle
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snaggle
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snaggle — ► NOUN ▪ a tangled or knotted mass. ► VERB ▪ become knotted or tangled. ORIGIN from SNAG(Cf. ↑snaggy) … English terms dictionary
snaggle — n. Microscopic germy or dirty organism that you can t see but know that is there just waiting to inflict any of a myriad of physical ailments allergies, itchy rashes, etc. (n) The couple almost gagged at the thought of sleeping in the hotel s… … Dictionary of american slang
snaggle — n. Microscopic germy or dirty organism that you can t see but know that is there just waiting to inflict any of a myriad of physical ailments allergies, itchy rashes, etc. (n) The couple almost gagged at the thought of sleeping in the hotel s… … Dictionary of american slang
snaggle-toothed — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ having irregular or projecting teeth … English terms dictionary
snaggle-tooth — /ˈsnægəl tuθ/ (say snaguhl toohth) noun a tooth which is broken or not properly in line with the others. {British dialect snaggle irregularly shaped tooth} –snaggle toothed, adjective …
snaggle-tooth — n. (pl. snaggle teeth) an irregular or projecting tooth. Derivatives: snaggle toothed adj. Etymology: SNAG(1) + LE(2) … Useful english dictionary
snaggle — n. tangled mass, knotted mass v. become knotted, become tangled … English contemporary dictionary
snaggle — noun a tangled or knotted mass. verb become knotted or tangled. Origin early 20th cent.: from snag1 + le2 … English new terms dictionary
snaggle — gəl transitive verb ( ed/ ing/ s) Etymology: freq. of snag (III) : snag III 4 … Useful english dictionary
snaggle tooth — a tooth out of proper line with the others … Medical dictionary
