To snatch, pluck, or pull, out, up, off.

transitive. Chiefly Scottish and English regional. To snatch, seize, or take quickly. Also with away, out, up.

transitive. To grasp or seize suddenly and eagerly; hence, to appropriate to oneself in a rapacious or unscrupulous manner. to grab hold of (cf. hold…

transitive. To seize, to take or lay hold of, suddenly, smartly, or unexpectedly.

To catch or seize with a quick bite or snap. Also in figurative context.

To snatch, grab.