IPA: /snɛl/
KK: /snɛl/
A thin piece of material, like thread, used to connect a fishhook to a fishing line.
The fisherman tied a snell to his hook before casting his line into the water.
The word 'snell' originates from Old English 'sneall', meaning quick or swift. It describes something that is fast or sharp.
Think of 'snell' as something that is quick or sharp, helping you remember that it refers to speed or sharpness.