slatch
/ˈslætʃ/Definitions
1. verb
to grab or seize suddenly, often with a loud noise
“She slatched the book off the shelf.”
2. noun
a loud, sudden noise, especially one caused by grabbing or seizing something
“The slatch of the zipper startled her.”
3. noun
a sudden, fierce blow or attack
“The boxer landed a vicious slatch to his opponent’s jaw.”