snagged
Tore on barbs
Snagged is the past tense of snag, meaning caught or torn on something projecting: I snagged my sweater on a nail.
More casually, to snag something is to grab or obtain it, often quickly or opportunistically: I snagged the last ticket, She snagged a good parking spot.
The casual sense implies luck or quick action.
Deeply dependent or bent
- grabbedTook suddenly by hand
- nabbedSeized or arrested
- capturedTaken by force
- seizedTook suddenly, forcefully
trapped · snatched · netted · bagged · secured · latched · caught · landed
Seized or grabbed
- wedgedFixed tightly between surfaces
- trappedUnable to escape
- tangledTwisted confusedly together
- entangledTwisted together inseparably
jammed · lodged · impaled · hooked · obstructed · blocked · ensnared · fastened
Temporary difficulty or snag
- complicationFactor that adds difficulty
- setbackReverse in progress
- delayEnforced waiting period
- impedimentThing that obstructs progress
difficulty · problem · glitch · hiccup · hang-up · stumbling-block · holdup · issue
hooked
Deeply dependent or bent
seized · trapped · snatched · netted · bagged · secured · latched · caught · landed · clutched
caught
Seized or grabbed
entangled · jammed · lodged · impaled · hooked · obstructed · blocked · ensnared · fastened · anchored
hooked
Deeply dependent or bent
baited · jigged · trolled · cast · angled · netted · strike · bite · set
ripped
Torn or very muscular
pulled · laddered · caught · run · damaged · worn · threadbare · ragged · unraveled · snarled
hitch
Temporary difficulty or snag
- complicationFactor that adds difficulty
- setbackReverse in progress
- delayEnforced waiting period
impediment · difficulty · problem · glitch · hiccup · hang-up · stumbling-block · holdup · issue · bottleneck