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What is the meaning of idiom grab a

You're likely thinking of the idiom "grab a bite".

"Grab a bite" means to eat a quick meal or snack, often in a hurry.

Here are some examples:

* "I'm starving! Let's grab a bite before the movie starts."

* "I only have a few minutes for lunch, so I'll just grab a bite at my desk."

The idiom can also be used with other words to describe the type of food being eaten, like "grab a quick bite" or "grab a bite to eat".

Let me know if you'd like to know the meaning of another idiom! 😊

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