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User_gary Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

What is "I'm snagging this"

I have heard people saying "I'm snagging this", "I'm snagging this idea", etc. but I always wonder what it exactly means. Does that mean something like "I like this"?
  

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The first example is a bit vague without knowing what "this" refers to. In the second case it seems to be the meaning "snag = identify and fix small problems".

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  • The first example is a bit vague without knowing what "this" refers to.
  • In the second case it seems to be the meaning "snag = identify and fix small problems".
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The first example is a bit vague without knowing what "this" refers to. In the second case it seems to be the meaning "snag = identify and fix small problems".
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One of the context was one guy gave a positive feedback on an Online article. The other guy liked the comment and said "I'm snagging this".
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User_garyOne of the context was one guy gave a positive feedback on an Online article. The other guy liked the comment and said "I'm snagging this".
I don't know that meaning.
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"I'm snagging this idea" may also mean stealing/appropriating the idea, if it is someone else's idea. Perhaps that is more likely. It is hard to know without seeing more context.
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