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Definition of grab : 1. A sudden grasp or seizure.
2. A vessel used on the Malabar coast, having two or three masts.
3. An instrument for clutching objects for the purpose of raising them; - specially applied to devices for withdrawing drills, etc., from artesian and other wells that are drilled, bored, or driven.
4. To gripe suddenly; to seize; to snatch; to clutch.

Synonyms:

gimmick, centering, enchant, match, cunt, child's play, pushover, press stud, conquer, enamor, take in, assume, snap bean, clench, gingersnap, arrogate, captivate, walkover, puss, overtake, get hold of, elasticity, arrest, sequester, duck soup, seize, catch up, keep, twat, grasp, snap fastener, charm, crack, apprehension, shot, take hold of, fascinate, overhear, ginger snap, snap, grapple, breeze, bit, pick up, kidnapping, attach, stop, seizure, catch up with, transfix, bewitch, hitch, irregular, hold, spellbind, enthrall, snatch, pinch, mesmerize, entrance, enamour, see, clasp, trip up, rivet, picnic, watch, beguile, taking into custody, piece of cake, slit, collar, take over, trance, cinch, grip, excite, cracking, give, ginger nut, expropriate, prehend, clutch, snaffle, snapshot, pussy, snap up, becharm, view

pull (part of speech: verb)

jerk, pull, draw, drag, tow, yank, tug

take (part of speech: verb)

catch, procure, amass, confiscate, commandeer, monopolize, capture, annex, levy, abduct, harvest, deprive, get, acquire, usurp, reap, impound, take, gather, bag, appropriate, nab, collect

steal (part of speech: verb)

cop, haul, fleece, palm, defraud, blackmail, lift, swipe, pilfer, mug, plagiarize, stickup, filch, loot, embezzle, heist, rustle, nip, rob, extort, poach, abstract, pirate, pocket, shoplift, swindle, steal, burglarize, plunder, shanghai, hijack, holdup

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