Snag definition

Snag means a tree which is dead but still standing, and that has lost its leaves or needles and its small limbs.
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Snag means the remaining trunk of a dying, diseased, or dangerous tree that
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Snag means the remaining trunk of a dying, diseased, or dangerous tree that is reduced in height and stripped of all live branches.
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Examples of Snag in a sentence

  • Completion of designated requirements of this Contract, such as fire trail construction, Snag felling, Slash preparation Operations on logged portions of the Timber Sale Area, and road construction or maintenance.

  • Complete Snag creation as required by Section 2335, "Snag Creation," within 30 calendar days after completion of Yarding activities.

  • PURCHASER shall leave acceptable substitute Snags as approved by STATE for any reserved Snag which must be cut to facilitate logging (i.e., cable corridors, Landings) or to resolve safety problems pursuant to Section 1610, "Permits; Licenses; Safety" (i.e., danger trees, hang-ups).

  • Cutler says U.S.-Korea Talks Hit Snag in Three Negotiating Groups, FDA Week, December 8, 2006.

  • Recent studies have demonstrated the role of inventive performance on firms’ survival (e.g., Cefis and Marsili, 2006).


More Definitions of Snag

Snag means any material or object that may interfere with the safe movement of a tree or log or that may endanger a person or any equipment; (“obstacle”)
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Snag means any dead, partially dead, or defective (cull) tree at least 10 feet tall and 12 inches in diameter at breast height.
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Snag means to engage in the act of pulling on a line that is attached to one or more hooks quickly enough across a fish for the purpose of hooking the fish anywhere except by the mouth.
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Snag means a standing dead conifer tree over twenty-five feet in height and sixteen inches and over in diameter, measured at a point four and one-half feet above the average ground level at the base.
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Snag means a dead tree, generally ranging between 12 and 30 feet high, from which the top and a majority of the branches have been removed, in order to provide wildlife habitat.
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Snag means any dead, partially dead, or defective (cull) tree at least ten feet tall and twelve inches in diameter at breast height.
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Snag means a standing dead tree.
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