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BANDERSNATCH	• Bandersnatch prop.n. An obscure fictional creature mentioned in two of Lewis Carroll’s poems. • BANDERSNATCH n. an imaginary wild animal of fierce disposition.
BANDERSNATCHES	• BANDERSNATCH n. an imaginary wild animal of fierce disposition.
BODYSNATCHER	• bodysnatcher n. Alternative spelling of body snatcher. • body-snatcher n. Alternative spelling of body snatcher. • body␣snatcher n. (Slang, humorous, derogatory, obsolete) One who makes arrests, such as a bailiff or policeman.
BODYSNATCHERS	• bodysnatchers n. Plural of bodysnatcher. • body-snatchers n. Plural of body-snatcher. • body␣snatchers n. Plural of body snatcher.
GNATCATCHER	• gnatcatcher n. A member of any of various species of small passerine birds in the family Polioptilidae found in North… • GNATCATCHER n. any of the insectivorous American songbirds of the genus Polioptila.
GNATCATCHERS	• gnatcatchers n. Plural of gnatcatcher. • GNATCATCHER n. any of the insectivorous American songbirds of the genus Polioptila.
NATCH	• natch adv. (Colloquial) Naturally; of course. • natch n. The rump of beef, especially the lower and back part of the rump. • natch n. (Dialect) A notch.
NATCHES	• natches n. Plural of natch. • NATCH n. the rump of beef; esp. the lower and back part of the rump, also NACHE.
SNATCH	• snatch v. (Transitive) To grasp and remove quickly. • snatch v. (Intransitive) To attempt to seize something suddenly. • snatch v. (Transitive) To take or seize hastily, abruptly, or without permission or ceremony.
SNATCHED	• snatched adj. (LGBT slang) Good-looking. • snatched v. Simple past tense and past participle of snatch. • SNATCH v. to seize suddenly.
SNATCHER	• snatcher n. One who snatches, or steals by snatching. • SNATCHER n. one who snatches.
SNATCHERS	• snatchers n. Plural of snatcher; ones who snatch. • SNATCHER n. one who snatches.
SNATCHES	• snatches n. Plural of snatch. • snatches v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of snatch. • SNATCH v. to seize suddenly.
SNATCHIER	• snatchier adj. Comparative form of snatchy: more snatchy. • SNATCHY adj. irregular, in snatches.
SNATCHIEST	• snatchiest adj. (Rare) superlative form of snatchy: most snatchy. • SNATCHY adj. irregular, in snatches.
SNATCHILY	• snatchily adv. In a snatchy manner. • SNATCHY adv. irregular, in snatches.
SNATCHING	• snatching v. Present participle of snatch. • snatching n. The act by which something is snatched. • SNATCHING n. an act of snatching.
SNATCHINGLY	• snatchingly adv. With a snatching motion. • SNATCHINGLY adv. SNATCHING.
SNATCHINGS	• snatchings n. Plural of snatching. • SNATCHING n. an act of snatching.
SNATCHY	• snatchy adj. In snatches or glimpses. • SNATCHY adj. irregular, in snatches.

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