snagger
- noun
- /ˈsnæɡər/
- Informal
- She prided herself on being a snagger of rare collectibles at auctions.
Examples
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The snagger in the group secured the last available table at the busy restaurant.
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He is a real snagger when it comes to deals.
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As a skilled snagger, he always managed to get the best deals during sales.
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Many snaggers find the best discounts online.
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As a skilled snagger, she always finds the best deals at yard sales before anyone else.
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He earned a reputation as a snagger for his ability to secure tickets to sold-out concerts.
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The snagger at the event quickly picked up all the leftover party favors before they were gone.
Synonyms
A person or group that arrives suddenly to take advantage and buy things quickly
A person who quickly takes advantage of mistakes or chances to get ahead
A person who quickly takes things for themselves
Antonyms
How Successful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Snagger comes from the common verb snag ('to catch or take quickly') plus the ending -er meaning 'a person who does something'. So a snagger is someone who quickly 'catches' the best things or deals, which is why they often get the last ticket or the best sale.