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nab
1[nab]
verb (used with object)
to arrest or capture.
to catch or seize, especially suddenly.
to snatch or steal.
NAB
2Also N.A.B. National Association of Broadcasters.
nab
/ næb /
verb
to arrest
to catch (someone) in wrongdoing
to seize suddenly; snatch
Other Word Forms
- nabber noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of nab1
Word History and Origins
Origin of nab1
Example Sentences
Weibel hoped to beat the odds and nab a Sonny Angel wearing a cap in the shape of one of the animals he might see at the Austin Zoo.
Currently 60% of the bank’s employees globally are active on the platform, nabbing gigs they can spend up to eight hours on within their regular workweek.
The nominees for the 26th annual Latin Grammy Awards were announced Wednesday morning, with Bad Bunny nabbing the most nominations in 2025.
Rogen and Goldberg told The Times, when they nabbed a record-setting 23 Emmy nominations this summer, the awards attention was unexpected.
While Austria nabbed first place, second place was awarded to Poland, while Norway took third, and Croatia finished last.
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