Phrasal verbs starting with "seize"

To take quick advantage of something, such as an idea, opportunity, or piece of information.

A rare variant of 'seize up', referring to a mechanism or engine stopping suddenly due to friction or failure.

Of a machine, engine, or body part: to stop moving suddenly because parts have locked together; also, of a person, to freeze due to pain or

To eagerly and quickly take advantage of an idea, opportunity, or piece of information; the more formal variant of 'seize on'.