to take property from a person or place by force or threat of force

to rescue

to snatch or take away by force (especially in a robbery)

to buy frenetically or rush to purchase items, often due to low prices or perceived scarcity

to react to an emergency or carry out emergency rescue measures

to rush to do something urgent or strive to be the first to act

to perform urgent or emergency repairs, often to restore service or functionality

to seize (a position, territory, or strategic advantage)

to pillage or loot property and resources, typically on a large scale

highly sought-after or in great demand, especially regarding goods, services, or candidates

to fight over something or scramble to get it first

to fight desperately (at the risk of one's life)

to make an amphibious assault or seize a beachhead

(basketball) to steal the ball from an opponent

to seize or plunder goods forcibly in a chaotic or lawless crowd situation

a highly sought-after item or person; a best-seller or hot property in high demand

to seize property by force, especially during a war or riot

to start a race before the official signal or to begin an undertaking prematurely

to compete to be the first to answer a question (as on a quiz show)

(idiom) to cry out to heaven and knock one's head against the ground as an expression of extreme anguish

to grab the limelight or steal the show to attract attention

The practice of marriage by capture or abducting a woman to be a bride.

to rebuke or reprimand

a criminal case involving robbery or armed hold-up

The cultural practice of marriage by capture or abducting a woman to marry her.

cybersquatting; domain squatting

to succeed in obtaining something by competing or acting quickly

to take credit for someone else's achievements

a criminal case involving theft through force or threat of force; a holdup

the crime of robbery

a hospital room equipped for intensive care and resuscitation of patients in critical condition

to squat on (a domain name, trademark etc)

to compete aggressively for business, customers, or trade, often by poaching or undercutting rivals

to scramble for tickets

lockout buzzer system (as used by game show contestants)

to rush through urgently (e.g. emergency supplies)

to provide relief during times of emergency and disaster

against the headwind

to steal the show or grab the limelight by drawing attention to oneself

to tack against the wind (sailing)

to be law-abiding and honest