snatching

snatch·ing

noun

Theft or larceny: body snatching; purse snatching.
An act of such theft or larceny.

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Laurencio rushed towards it, snatching it from his assistant and cradling it to check for sand.
He ducked a fist and maneuvered around a kick, snatching the intruder's body and shoving it into the wall.
Sasha shouted, snatching her arm and hauling her up.
Snatching some clothes, she dashed off to the bathroom.
Snatching her sunglasses, she almost made it to the door before she heard Lacy's voice.

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