(jee-snach) abbreviation for ghetto snatch (geht-to snach)
vt. 1. to seize the possession of another quickly and obviously, often while shouting "g-snatch!" 2. to take unlawfully: STEAL (g-snatching; g-snatched; g-snatcher)
n. 1. a quick and obvious seizure of the possession of another; the act of g-snatching. 2. unlawful seizure: ROBBERY
interj. 1. an interjection used by the g-snatcher to announce that he/she is g-snatching.
vt. 1. to seize the possession of another quickly and obviously, often while shouting "g-snatch!" 2. to take unlawfully: STEAL (g-snatching; g-snatched; g-snatcher)
n. 1. a quick and obvious seizure of the possession of another; the act of g-snatching. 2. unlawful seizure: ROBBERY
interj. 1. an interjection used by the g-snatcher to announce that he/she is g-snatching.
v1. "Bob g-snatched Fred's wallet right out of his pocket."
v2. "Larry was convicted of g-snatching $10 million from the bank.
n1. "Though he announced it clearly, his g-snatch of the purse went unnoticed."
n2. "Over fifty g-snatches in excess of a thousand dollars have been reported in the past week."
i1. "'G-snatch!' she yelled as she grabbed the note he was reading."
v2. "Larry was convicted of g-snatching $10 million from the bank.
n1. "Though he announced it clearly, his g-snatch of the purse went unnoticed."
n2. "Over fifty g-snatches in excess of a thousand dollars have been reported in the past week."
i1. "'G-snatch!' she yelled as she grabbed the note he was reading."
by trogdor the eleventh and a half October 20, 2005
To jack something. Quickly, and obviously from your friend. Often you say "g-snatch" when you take it.
Originated from hijaked, to jacked, the j became a g, and snatch was added. Orioginated in Madison, Wisconsin
Originated from hijaked, to jacked, the j became a g, and snatch was added. Orioginated in Madison, Wisconsin
by Gwenny December 28, 2005
by Jonas Peterson January 6, 2006