nab
/næb/Definitions
1. verb
to seize or catch someone or something quickly, often in a clever or stealthy manner
“The police were able to nab the thief after a long pursuit.”
2. verb
to capture or arrest someone, especially for a crime
“The detective was able to nab the suspect thanks to a tip from a witness.”
3. noun
the act of seizing or catching someone or something quickly
“The team made a great nab in the final seconds of the game.”
4. noun
a quick or clever seizure or capture
“The comedian’s witty one-liner was a great nab in the stand-up comedy routine.”