snatchsoftly
verbUK /snætʃˈsɒftli/
US /snætʃˈsɔftli/
To grab something quickly but in a gentle way.
She snatchsoftly took the last cookie from the plate.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To steal something in a quiet, careful manner.
He snatchsoftly slipped the note off the desk.
3. To remove something suddenly but without force.
The wind snatchsoftly pulled the hat from her head.
4. To take a brief, light hold of something.
She snatchsoftly caught the falling leaf.