Pronunciation: /snæɡ lɪst/
noun a list of items that need to be fixed or completed, typically in construction or renovation projects
A1 I made a snag list of all the repairs that need to be done in the house.
A2 The contractor will need to address the items on the snag list before the project can be considered complete.
B1 The snag list included items such as chipped paint, loose tiles, and faulty electrical outlets.
B2 After going through the snag list with the builder, we were able to prioritize the repairs that needed to be done first.
C1 The architect meticulously reviewed the snag list to ensure that all the necessary corrections were made before final inspection.
C2 The completion of the project was delayed due to the extensive snag list that needed to be addressed by the construction team.
formal The contractor provided us with a detailed snag list of all the issues that needed to be addressed before the project could be considered complete.
informal I made a snag list of all the things that need fixing around the house.
slang I gotta tackle that snag list before the landlord comes for an inspection.
figurative Addressing the snag list of obstacles in his path, he was able to finally reach his goals.
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