Synonym for seize is "snatch" - synonyms and words

apprehend [verb]

means "catch"
capture, detain, arrest, seize

- conjugate verb apprehend

appropriate [verb]

means "adopt"
seize, confiscate, allocate, secure, take away, expropriate

- conjugate verb appropriate

arrest [verb]

means "action"
nab, seize

- conjugate verb arrest

assume [verb]

means "possession"
appropriate, confiscate, seize, expropriate, arrogate, usurp

- conjugate verb assume

bag [verb]

means "activity"
capture, catch, seize, nab, get, kill

- conjugate verb bag

capture [verb]

means "take"
occupy, apprehend, seize, snare, arrest, catch

- conjugate verb capture

catch [verb]

means "action"
apprehend, seize, arrest, capture, collar, nab

- conjugate verb catch
- translate catch

clench [verb]

means "get ahold of"
grasp, grip, clutch, seize, grab, squeeze

- conjugate verb clench

clinch [verb]

means "secure"
clamp, grip, fasten, seize, hold

- conjugate verb clinch

clutch [verb]

means "action"
grab, snatch, grasp, seize, grip, clasp

- conjugate verb clutch

collar [verb]

means "action"
nab, apprehend, arrest, seize, capture, abduct

- conjugate verb collar
- translate collar

come over [verb]

means "overcome"
happen, befall, seize, take possession of

- conjugate verb come over

commandeer [verb]

means "appropriate"
confiscate, seize, take possession of, requisition, misappropriate, expropriate

- conjugate verb commandeer

confiscate [verb]

means "appropriate"
assume, seize, expropriate, arrogate, usurp

- conjugate verb confiscate

embrace [verb]

means "accept"
involve, take, adopt, espouse, seize, welcome

- conjugate verb embrace

expropriate [verb]

means "appropriate"
confiscate, seize, assume, arrogate, usurp

- conjugate verb expropriate

fine [verb]

means "action"
confiscate, levy, seize

- conjugate verb fine

get [verb]

means "activity"
capture, seize

- conjugate verb get
- translate get

grab [verb]

means "snatch"
pluck, pull, grasp, yank, seize, wrench

- conjugate verb grab

grapple [verb]

means "hook"
grasp, catch, seize, clasp, fasten

- conjugate verb grapple

grasp [verb]

means "clutch"
grab, grip, hold, catch, clasp, seize

- conjugate verb grasp

grip [verb]

means "get ahold of"
grasp, clench, clutch, seize, grab, squeeze

- conjugate verb grip

impound [verb]

means "confiscate"
seize, take away, appropriate, commandeer, usurp

- conjugate verb impound

nab [verb]

means "capture"
seize

- conjugate verb nab

occupy [verb]

means "possession"
seize, obtain

- conjugate verb occupy

paw [verb]

means "handle roughly"
maul, fondle, man-handle, molest, attack, seize

- conjugate verb paw

penalise [verb]

means "fine"
levy, seize

- conjugate verb penalise

penalize [verb]

means "penalise"
levy, seize

- conjugate verb penalize

pre-empt [verb]

means "usurp"
seize, stake a claim, adopt, assume

- conjugate verb pre-empt

prey on [verb]

means "victimize"
victimise, oppress, pillage, trample, raid, seize

- conjugate verb prey on

snatch [verb]

means "grab"
pluck, pull, grasp, yank, seize, wrench

- conjugate verb snatch

tackle [verb]

means "bring to the ground"
bring down, grapple, seize, down, grab

- conjugate verb tackle

take [verb]

means "action"
seize, grasp, catch, capture

- conjugate verb take
- translate take

take possession of [verb]

means "overcome"
happen, befall, seize, come over

- conjugate verb take possession of

usurp [verb]