Transmission>Torque Management>General>"Snub Tqlim Enable" What is it?

I have a 2007 dodge charger for which I am tuning the transmission. The TCM has this parameter called "Snub Tqlim enable = 59mph". Its under torque management so I assume that it either limits some type of torque or sets a speed for limiting to take place. There is no description in the help section and only two references I could find in the forums. Does anyone have a clue what its used for? Does it allow the torque converter clutch, clutches or brakes in the trans to slip to lower torque output of the transmission itself? Does it tell the ecm to lower the torque output of the engine? Anyone have a clue what the Acronym "SNUB" means? Any help Identifying what this is and how it is used will be greatly appreciated:)

SNUB - rebuff, ignore, or spurn disdainfully. Maybe ignore torque managment after 59mph.

Thank you. I feel like such a noob now. lol :D So does that mean I could potentially set it to 0 and not have to worry about modifying most if not all Trans TM settings and tables? I wouldn't do that but could it work?

Snub braking - Snub braking is a method of braking that requires frequent heavy brake pedal input followed by periods of coasting. Under this braking method, a safe descent speed is achieved and the brakes are applied somewhat heavily until the speed of the vehicle is reduced by roughly 5 mph. Once the reduction is achieved, the brakes are released until the vehicle once again reaches is maximum perceived safe speed. The process is repeated, cycling between the regarded safe vehicle speed and slightly below said speed. Driver discretion is required to determine a safe descent speed, which is likely to be below the speed limit of the roadway.