grab

Object

• equalizer: Montrose had barely time to settle on the lead when Arbroath grabbed an equalizer out of nothing.
• headline: For now, we'll just have to keep letting number 27 grabbing the headlines!
• bite: Upstairs are a counter, tables and chairs â more suited to those interested in grabbing a quick bite to eat.
• attention: Muhammad grabbed the attention of every child he came in contact with from Year 7 to Year 10.
• handful: I reach in and grab a handful, shoving them into the machine with the felt-tipped sign ' service washes only ' .
• consolation: Julian Ellis grabbed a consolation for the home side.

Used with why or when

• what: So we grabbed what was necessary, and God blessed greatly what we came up with.

Modifies a noun

• rail: Am I eligible for lever taps, lowering a cistern or having a grab rail of some sort fitted in my home?
• bag: There is a grab bag of malware, cryptanalysis, attack methods and more in chapter nine.
• adhesive: To fasten the skirting to the wall a grab adhesive is best especially if you intend to stain or varnish the boards.
• raid: Detective Constable Tina Green, of Ripley CID, said: " It was very much a smash and grab raid.
• headline: Good police work on high-profile crime grabs headlines... but people who work behind the scenes make an impact too.
• bar: Cubicles come complete with a grab bar and seat supports, curtain rail and plain White curtain and optional ramp.

Modifying Another Word

• hastily: Ewan caught sight of the barbarian's look of righteous wrath and hastily grabbed his horse's bridle.
• instantly: Although it doesn't necessarily instantly grab you, it is a definite grower and well worth a few listenings.
• suddenly: Be very gentle when you do this, and don't suddenly grab the puppy's jaw.
• immediately: We made contact and he immediately grabbed my legs to try to take me down.

Noun used with modifier

• screen: See It Very useful section where you can see actual screen grabs of the program at work.
• land: One opposition opponents of the bill has drawn parallels with Mugabe's land grabs in Zimbabwe.
• someone: If someone grabs your bag, let it go - property can be replaced, safety comes first.