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You have that colored ghost image, and you want to play said object next to another. You butt up the thing to another and you get two ghosts images. You get a very faint image of where you are actually aiming, as per normal, while the second more visible image is an auto rotated and auto snapped placement of that object.
If for whatever reason you did not want it to snap, you press some button (idk which off hand) and you go with the other ghost image.