Nab is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NAB in dictionary:

VERB:
• to seize
• catch (someone) doing something wrong
• take, grab, or steal (something)
• arrest (someone)
• To catch or seize suddenly or unexpectedly.
• tag the base runner to get him out
• take into custody
NOUN:
• The summit of an eminence.
• The cock of a gunlock.
• The keeper, or box into which the lock is shot.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to capture or arrest

Words related to NAB

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How to use NAB in a sentence

• The abbey stands out in its loneliness as of yore, and beyond it are the black-looking, precipitous cliffs ending at Saltwick Nab.
• The lofty coast-line we have followed all the way from Sandsend terminates abruptly at Huntcliff Nab, the great promontory which is familiar to visitors to Saltburn.
• Down below, Saltwick Nab runs out a bare black arm into the sea, which even in the calmest weather angrily foams along the windward side.
• Many others followed, and in 1649 Sir Hugh Cholmley started the works close to Saltwick Nab, within a short distance of his house at Whitby.
• A foot road passing behind Rydal Mount and under Nab Scar to Grasmere, is very favourable to views of the Lake and the Vale, looking back towards Ambleside.
• If the competition between her and Ri Hawkes gets any keener, Ollie will have to meet the train down at the crossing and nab the young man there.
• I sure hope so, for the imps are going to be hard enough to nab once they get up in the foothills and mountains.
• The bosom of Silver How held depths of purple shadow, but there were lights like elves at play, chasing each other along the Easedale fells, and the stony side of Nab Scar.
• Put a man over there in the shade of that junk shop to watch out for him and nab him before he can give the alarm.
• She had come out upon the green strip of ground in front of Green Nab Cottage, and was looking anxiously along the portion of high-road which was visible from where she stood.
• He was staring at the picture of himself which he had painted for Phoebe in the parlour of the Green Nab Cottage thirteen years before.
• Phoebe Fenwick, waiting and listening for the post in an upper room of Green Nab Cottage, ran hurriedly to the window several times in vain, drawn by the sound of wheels.

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