Meaning of grip
Definition of grip
(noun)
the act of grasping; "he released his
clasp
on my arm"; "he has a
strong
grip
for an old man"; "she
kept
a
firm
hold
on the railing"
the
appendage
to an
object
that is
designed
to be
held
in
order
to use or
move
it; "he grabbed the
hammer
by the handle"; "it was an old
briefcase
but it
still
had a
good
grip"
a
portable
rectangular
container
for carrying clothes; "he carried his
small
bag onto the
plane
with him"
the
friction
between
a
body
and the
surface
on which it moves (as
between
an
automobile
tire
and the road)
worker
who moves the
camera
around
while
a
film
or
television
show
is
being
made
an
intellectual
hold
or understanding; "a
good
grip
on French history"; "they
kept
a
firm
grip
on the two top priorities"; "he was in the
grip
of a
powerful
emotion"; "a
terrible
power
had her in its grasp"
a
flat
wire
hairpin
whose prongs
press
tightly
together;
used
to
hold
bobbed
hair
in place; "in Britain they
call
a
bobby
pin a grip"
(verb)
hold
fast
or firmly; "He gripped the
steering
wheel"
to
grip
or seize, as in a
wrestling
match; "the two men grappled with
each
other
for
several
minutes"
to
render
motionless, as with a
fixed
stare
or by arousing
terror
or awe; "The
snake
charmer
fascinates the cobra"
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