grabber

IPA: grˈæbɝ

One who, or that which, grabs or seizes.
(television, film) A line of dialogue, etc. that captures the viewer's attention.
A machine in an amusement arcade containing prizes which the player must attempt to pick up with a mechanical grabbing arm.

Examples of "grabber" in Sentences

It also had an air grabber hood.
Just a one day headline grabber.
It's kind of an attention grabber.
That first sentence should be a grabber.
The info grabber of course is not isolated.
As an attention grabber it fails from overuse.
He has a crane with a grabber that lifts the milk.
Let's pick up -- that's called the grabber (ph), as you know.
That's when the hand-grabber is most likely to find his quarry.
At the time, a frame grabber was a large box with multiple boards.
The attention grabber of this class is the distance of the attacks.
They chose a £24.99 leaf grabber, which is their most expensive item.
The Zantorians robots are called the Grabber, the Pusher and the Zapper.
We'll ask about it -- it's called a grabber -- we'll ask about it when we come back.
Sexual conduct of an inappropriate nature is an American attention grabber, that is for sure.
The software is compatible with plug-ins, which include a NTLM and Lan Man password grabber and Apple key chain extractor shipped with the law enforcement only version.