| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| Nab | 3 letters | get |
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| Nab | 3 letters | cop |
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| Nab | 3 letters | bag |
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| Nab | 4 letters | prig |
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| Nab | 4 letters | take |
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| Nab | 4 letters | nail |
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| Nab | 4 letters | pull |
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| Nab | 5 letters | swipe |
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| Nab | 5 letters | steal |
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| Nab | 5 letters | snake |
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| Nab | 5 letters | snare |
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| Nab | 5 letters | seize |
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| Nab | 5 letters | catch |
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| Nab | 5 letters | pinch |
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| Nab | 6 letters | snatch |
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| Nab | 6 letters | run-in |
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| Nab | 6 letters | arrest |
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| Nab | 6 letters | collar |
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| Nab | 7 letters | pull-in |
| Nab | 7 letters | capture |
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| Nab | 7 letters | take-in |
| Nab | 7 letters | ensnare |
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| Nab | 9 letters | apprehend |
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