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nab

verb as in seize

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And is the IRS bothering to nab these “cheaters?”

Previously, she’d sometimes try to nab a first-come, first-served area, but would find herself scrambling if someone else had gotten there first.

Post-surgery, I did nab a few opportunities as a “talking head,” including in pop culture docuseries.

From Slate

Hamm will be nominated for playing the suave, space-loving billionaire on “The Morning Show,” and he will also nab a nod playing the delusional, power-mad Christian nationalist sheriff on “Fargo.”

I arrived early enough on Friday afternoon that most of the vendors weren’t yet open, but hesitated too long to nab one of the open seats at KazuNori.

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

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