quietgrab
verbUK /ˈkwaɪətɡræb/
US /ˈkwaɪətɡræb/
To grab something very softly and without making noise.
She quietgrabbed her toy so her baby brother would not wake up.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To take something quickly and secretly so nobody notices.
He quietgrabbed the last cookie from the plate.
3. To catch or hold something in a calm, careful way.
The nurse quietgrabbed the kitten and put it in the basket.
4. To pick up a message or sound very softly.
The old radio quietgrabbed a faint signal from far away.