1. To seize hastily or abruptly; to seize without permission or ceremony; to seize and transport away.

2. A hasty catching or seizing; an attempt to seize suddenly; a short fit of exertion; a short fit; a fragment.

3. To catch at.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• snator,
• scetch,
• snacth,
• nitch,
• spinatch,
• knotch,
• seartch,
• seach,
• soutch,
• knitch,
• nanch,
• rnach,
• startch,
• skatch,
• scatchy,
• suach,
• mnatch,
• ceatch,
• scartch,
• smach

• snatcher,
• snatch up,
• snitcher,
• snitch.

The adverb form of the word "snatch" is "snatchingly".

The adjective form of the word "snatch" is "snatchy".

The plural of the "snatch" can be the "snatches".

The singular of the "snatch" can be the "snatch".