snatcher

IPA: snˈætʃɝ

noun

  • One who snatches, or steals by snatching.
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Examples of "snatcher" in Sentences

  • Invasion of the Booty Snatchers.
  • The Grey Lady and the Strawberry Snatcher.
  • It is the most ravenous time snatcher I know.
  • He's pretty creepy in the body snatcher movies.
  • Adam catches a purse snatcher and beats him senseless.
  • The snatchee has limited recourse except to pay the snatcher.
  • And a Moai mask also can be found on Hideo Kojima's Snatcher.
  • She was branded a child snatcher and was ignored by the village.
  • The English localization of 'Snatcher' moved the setting to 2047.
  • I am so right there with you on this whole invation of the body snatcher age.
  • The blood-red rosette of Nero entitled the snatcher of it to one hundred francs.
  • Posted on January 23, 2009 by archiearchive FCD In Greek mythology, the Harpy was a death spirit, a "snatcher".
  • TRAINEE: Look, boss, I have captured this purse snatcher in the act, recovered the purse and present this criminal for appropriate disposition.
  • And if it weren't for the fact that the snatcher was a fellow South Carolinian, the Secretary of Education, I don't know I'd be wild about this.
  • "Cradle-snatcher," was the final sting that sent the angry blood into Saxon's cheeks as the two girls moved away, unaware that they had been overheard.
  • I heard this among the men of the city horse-cars, where the conductor is often call'd a "snatcher" (i.e. because his characteristic duty is to constantly pull or snatch the bell-strap, to stop or go on.)
  • (The new trainee detective in a Paris district has, upon his first day on duty, captured a purse snatcher in the act, apprehended him and brought the purse snatcher and his female victim to the police station to press charges against the fiend)

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