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snell
snell S0510000 (snĕl)n.1. A length of fine fishing line that connects a hook to a heavier line; a leader.2. The knot used to affix such a length of line to a hook.tr.v. snelled, snell·ing, snells To affix a snell to (a hook).
[Origin unknown.]snell (snɛl) adjScot biting; bitter; sharp[Old English snel quick, active]
Snell (snɛl) n (Biography) Sir Peter (George). born 1938, New Zealand athlete; winner of three Olympic gold medals: for the 800 metres in 1960, and again in 1964, when he also won gold for the 1500 metressnell (snɛl)
n. a short piece of nylon, gut, or the like, by which a fishhook is attached to a line. [1840–50, Amer.; orig. uncertain] Snell
Snell (snel), Simeon, English ophthalmologist, 1851-1909. See: Snell law. snell Related to snell: Snell's law
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