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grab

Definition for grab

verb as in seize suddenly or quickly

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Hand-wash a chef’s knife or a nonstick pan, and you can dry it for storage without grabbing a towel.

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Sometimes she’ll bring a friend—“It’s something good to do instead of going out to eat, or grabbing a drink, or even grabbing coffee”—but often she’ll join solo.

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For a quintessential way to wrap up a Driftless trip, grab a Spotted Cow and explore the grounds, built to resemble cathedral ruins.

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AMD has a few crucial advantages that can help in its quest to grab more market share from Nvidia.

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Corporate balance sheets, meanwhile, remain solid, giving investors confidence that they can grab extra yield without taking exorbitant risk.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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