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Grabby
Grabby meaning
Tending to grab, especially rudely or greedily. | Attention-grabbing; striking, stimulating.
Synonyms of Grabby
Example sentences (13)
But jumping TOWARDS you is always more grabby and dynamic than jumping away from you.
He occasionally was undermined by his own aggressiveness, playing too grabby and/or trying too hard to generate turnovers.
Mirrors well, especially for a man his size, but can get grabby.
Friday saw the long-awaited release of “,” from the 85-year-old director Francis Ford Coppola (“The Godfather”), which features Plaza in a grabby role unlike anything she’s played before.
Its wiggly snout and grabby paws are so cute, I can hardly stand it!
Paddle shifters can adjust the regen levels, from coasting to grabby, or the “B” mode in the console gear selector enables one-pedal driving.
So it’s no wonder that years ago, rich corporations that contribute to that aggressively grabby organization, Koch-funded ALEC, painted a target on state legislatures.
As was witnessed in the last five games of the season it also gives him the option of movement which means fewer sacks, more first down scrambles and pulling away from a grabby defensive lineman.
In recent years, Facebook has added options to choose whose posts people see first and has combatted “clickbait,” posts with grabby headlines like “you won’t believe what happened next” yet ultimately disappoint.
The man was a bit too grabby and alpha considering the situation.
To make matters worse, reports that the man who was allegedly violated by Darby is making sure that he doesn’t get grabby again.
However, these have a "grabby" action generally considered unsuitable for passenger cars.
Wear rates tend to be high, and braking may be poor or grabby until the brake is hot.