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Grab

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Verb (used with object)

to seize suddenly or quickly; snatch; clutch
He grabbed me by the collar.
to take illegal possession of; seize forcibly or unscrupulously
to grab land.
to obtain and consume quickly
Let's grab a sandwich before going to the movie.
Slang .
to cause a reaction in; affect
How does my idea grab you?
to arouse the interest or excitement of
The book was O.K., but it just didn't grab me.

Verb (used without object)

to make a grasping or clutching motion (usually fol. by at )
He grabbed frantically at the life preserver.
(of brakes, a clutch, etc.) to take hold suddenly or with a jolting motion; bind.

Noun

a sudden, quick grasp or snatch
to make a grab at something.
seizure or acquisition by violent or unscrupulous means.
something that is grabbed.
a mechanical device for gripping objects.
the capacity to hold or adhere
The glue was so old it had lost its grab.

Idiom

up for grabs
Informal . available to anyone willing to expend the energy to get it
The Republican nomination for mayor was up for grabs.

Antonyms

verb
let go , release

Synonyms

verb
capture , catch , catch hold of , clutch , collar * , corral * , get one’s fingers on , get one’s hands on , glom , grapple , grasp , grip , hook , land , lay one’s hands on , nab , nail , pluck , seize , snag , snap up , snatch , take , take hold of , clasp , clench , commandeer , confiscate , expropriate , arrest , catch up , enthrall , fascinate , hold , mesmerize , rivet , spellbind , transfix , appropriate , arrogate , sequester
noun
clutch , seizure , snatch

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