Kill
Nab
Nab verb - To take or keep under one's control by authority of law.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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He might be jovial with conducting with fellow rival pirates and Marines, but you dare to nab/kill ANY of his crew, you'll be at best hoping he and you never come face to face, or at worst, you won't even have any time to make yourself a makeshift tombstone.
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They are loud, overkill for dealing with zombies, and greedy players might even kill you to nab them.
Source: Video Game / DayZ -
The lead police officer is useless but he deliberately stays out of the action to let the zombies kill each other and then nab Martin to become famous.
Source: Film / Dead Snow: Red vs. Dead
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