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snap

noun as in easy thing to accomplish

verb as in separate, break

Strongest matches

Strong match

Weak matches

verb as in bite, seize

Weak match

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To top off his lavish property portfolio, the businessman also snapped up a home on the south side of Maui in 2004.

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I pored through pattern books in fabric stores and haunted remnants counters, and was eager to snap up bargains.

There is also no clear indication that opposition parties would benefit from snap elections.

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It has also snapped up cheap barrels—sometimes from sanctioned producers—to bolster its reserves.

Visitors share their itineraries online, complete with coloured-coded route maps and snaps of Uyghur delicacies, like the spicy stew, "big plate chicken", grilled lamb skewers, and wine made with horse milk.

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

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