I.
noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ brief
VERB + SNATCH
▪ catch , hear , overhear
▪
We caught ~es of conversation from the room next door.
▪ hum , sing
▪
He was humming a ~ of a song from ‘Cabaret’.
PREPOSITION
▪ in ~es
▪
She learned to sleep in brief ~es.
PHRASES
▪ a ~ of conversation , a ~ of dialogue , a ~ of music , a ~ of song
II.
verb
ADVERB
▪ almost
▪ quickly
▪ away , back , up
▪
She ~ed her hand back.
▪
She leaped to her feet, ~ing up her bag.
VERB + SNATCH
▪ try to
▪
Someone tried to ~ her purse.
PREPOSITION
▪ at
▪
He ~ed at her arm as she walked past.
▪ from
▪
She almost ~ed the letter from my hand.
▪ out of
▪
I ~ed it out of his hands.
Snatch is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑ robber , ↑ thief
Snatch is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ bag , ↑ draw , ↑ handbag , ↑ purse , ↑ sleep , ↑ toy , ↑ victory