snatchier

adj

1. (comparative, form-of)comparative form of snatchy: more snatchy

   “I may add that my own putting becomes “snatchier,” quicker and worse day by day; which again is testimony, if it is understood rightly, of the value of the slow, smooth stroke.”

   “They’re a bit scared of these seemingly mature females. They may “love” an especially attractive, outgoing one, but she’s probably interested, at a distance, in an older boy. So the “little boys” get tougher, clumsier, ruder and snatchier. It’s a splendid period of mutual rejection!”

   “Since it is unlikely that the GT will see any track time, the logic behind the massive and exotic stoppers on the car is unclear. Quite typical of such brakes, the pedal feel is snatchier than the conventional steel brakes found on the standard GT.”