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grabby Definition and Meaning in English (grabby definition)

adjective
Synonyms:greedyacquisitivecovetous
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Grabby definition: Tending to grab or take things, often in a greedy or acquisitive manner.

Definitions of Grabby

  1. 1adjective

    Tending to grab or take things, often in a greedy or acquisitive manner.

Example Sentences

casual

“The child was very grabby with the toys, not wanting to share.”

casual

“His grabby nature made him unpopular among his peers.”

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infinitivegrab
past tensegrabbed
present participlegrabbing
noungrabbiness
agent noungrabber

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Grabby definition: Tending to grab or take things, often in a greedy or acquisitive manner.
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'Grabby' translates to 'grabby' in English. Grabby definition: Tending to grab or take things, often in a greedy or acquisitive manner.
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