Grabbed
Land and grabbed are semantically related. in latch on to topic. In some cases you can use "Land" instead a verb "Grabbed".
Both words in one sentence
- The otherwise brilliant "Genesis of the Daleks" has a laughable sequence where the Doctor and Harry battle a genetically engineered land clam that grabbed Harry's leg when he stepped on it.
Source: Wacky Wayside Tribe - Inverted during World War II when the Japanese grabbed an atlas, took a look at the size of Australia and believed that a successful land invasion would be utterly impossible.
Source: Superweapon Surprise - Thornton grabbed the man's arm before the lash could land on Buck's back.
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