Point and Snag

Point

Point noun - The last and usually sharp or tapering part of something long and narrow.

Usage example: be careful with the point on that umbrella, or you could hurt someone

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Snag and point are semantically related. in top topic. In some cases you can use "Snag" instead a noun "Point".

Snag noun - A danger or difficulty that is hidden or not easily recognized.

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Point and snag are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Point" instead a noun "Snag".

Nearby Word: snagged

woman	point woman	snag woman
role	point role	snag role
men	point men	snag men
time	point time	snag time
Other words: game, weapon, sword.

He does snag one, but the other drills straight through his palm and into his shoulder, at which point Pete passes out.

Source: Charles Atlas Superpower
It's mostly Played for Laughs, though at one point he does snag a useful ioun stone when he attacks an enemy caster.

Source: Thieving Magpie
MRS Degree: Fay muses at one point in Jinx High that half her female classmates are only going to college to snag a husband.

Source: Literature / Diana Tregarde

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