snaggy

Obviously, you will need much heavier tackle when fishing in snaggy water than you will in open water.

They are--well, too chimneyfied and too snaggy--like a mouth that needs attention from a dentist; like a cemetery that is all monuments and no gravestones.

As he returned to himself, Al noticed that in the whole time he was helping Measure, he didn't step on no twig that broke orget smacked by some snaggy branch flipping back from the Red in front of him.

From St. Louis they took the boat for St. Jo, whence the Overland stage started, and for six days "plodded" up the shallow, muddy, snaggy Missouri, a new experience for the pilot of the Father of Waters.

Bedivere's sword streaked on my left, then I had to guard myself, parrying, kicking hard at the snaggy bear of a man who clutched at my leg, and then I was free and staggering on a Wood-soaked horse toward the causeway, Bedivere close behind.