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1 snatch
snæ 1. verb1) (to (try to) seize or grab suddenly: The monkey snatched the biscuit out of my hand.) nappe, rive til seg, trive2) (to take quickly, when one has time or the opportunity: She managed to snatch an hour's sleep.) snappe2. noun1) (an attempt to seize: The thief made a snatch at her handbag.) snapping2) (a short piece or extract eg from music, conversation etc: a snatch of conversation.) bruddstykkesnappeIsubst. \/snætʃ\/1) snapping, hugg, grep, napp2) kort periode, kort stund3) bruddstykke, stump, bit4) ( i vektløfting) rykk5) ( slang) kidnapping6) ( slang) tyveri, ran7) ( slang) huking, anholdelse8) ( vulgært om vagina) fitte, kuse, mus9) ( vulgært om samleie) knull, nyp, nummerget a snatch of sleep få seg en høneblundmake a snatch at gripe etter, snappe ettersnatches of sunshine solglimt, solgløttsnatches of verse versestumper, bruddstykker av poesisnatch meal raskt måltid, matbitwork in\/by snatches arbeide rykkvis, arbeide periodevis, arbeide i rykk og nappIIverb \/snætʃ\/1) gripe, grafse, krafse2) snappe, rive til seg, stjele (til seg)3) ( slang) kidnappe4) ( slang) kvarte, rappe5) ( slang) huke, anholdesnatch at gripe etter, grafse etter, krafse ettersnatch away rive bortsnatch off rive av seg, slite av segsnatch up gripe tak i, hugge tak i
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snatch of sleep — short nap, cat nap, light sleep … English contemporary dictionary
kid´nap|er — kid|nap «KIHD nap», transitive verb, napped, nap|ping or naped, nap|ing. to steal or carry off (anyone, especially a child) by force; seize and hold (a person) against his will by force or by fraud: »Four men kidnapped the boy, but the police… … Useful english dictionary
kid´nap|per — kid|nap «KIHD nap», transitive verb, napped, nap|ping or naped, nap|ing. to steal or carry off (anyone, especially a child) by force; seize and hold (a person) against his will by force or by fraud: »Four men kidnapped the boy, but the police… … Useful english dictionary
kid|nap — «KIHD nap», transitive verb, napped, nap|ping or naped, nap|ing. to steal or carry off (anyone, especially a child) by force; seize and hold (a person) against his will by force or by fraud: »Four men kidnapped the boy, but the police soon caught … Useful english dictionary
kidnapper — kid·nap (kĭd’năp′) tr.v. kid·napped, kid·nap·ping, kid·naps or kid·naped or kid·nap·ing ▸ To abduct or confine (a person) forcibly, by threat of force, or by deceit, without the authority of law. ╂ [ KID(Cf. ↑kid), child + nap, to snatch (perhaps … Word Histories
kidnap — kid·nap / kid ˌnap/ vt kid·napped or kid·naped / ˌnapt/, kid·nap·ping, or, kid·nap·ing, / ˌna piŋ/ [probably back formation from kidnapper, from kid child + obsolete napper thief]: to seize and confine or carry away by force or fraud and often… … Law dictionary
doze — v 1. sleep, slumber, drowse, nap, catnap, take a nap, Inf. snooze, Inf. snatch forty winks, Inf. catch some shut eye, Sl. zizz, Brit. Sl. doss. n 2. nap, cat nap, siesta, slumber, Inf. snooze, Inf. forty winks … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder
slumber — v 1. doze, drowse, nap, catnap, take a nap, take a siesta, nod off, drop off, Inf. snooze, Inf. snatch or catch forty winks, Inf. catch some shut eye, Sl. zizz, Brit. Sl. doss; sleep, count sheep, rest in the arms of Morpheus, visit the sandman,… … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder
nab — [nab] vt. nabbed, nabbing [< thieves slang (16th 17th c.) prob. var. of dial. nap, to snatch < Scand, as in Dan nappe, Swed nappa, to snatch] Informal 1. to seize suddenly; snatch or steal 2. to arrest or catch (a felon or wrongdoer) SYN.… … English World dictionary
sleep — 1. noun go and have a sleep Syn: nap, doze, siesta, catnap, beauty sleep; informal snooze, forty winks, bit of shut eye, power nap; literary slumber 2. verb she slept for about an hour go to sleep put an animal to sleep … Thesaurus of popular words
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