Grip

What do we mean by grip?

A tight hold; a firm grasp. noun

The pressure or strength of such a grasp. noun

A manner of grasping and holding. noun

Intellectual hold; understanding. noun

Ability to function properly or well; competence. noun

Mental or emotional composure. noun

A mechanical device that grasps and holds. noun

A part, such as a handle, that is designed to be grasped and held. noun

A suitcase or valise. noun

A stagehand who helps in shifting scenery. noun

A member of a film production crew who adjusts sets, lighting, and props and sometimes assists the camera operator. noun

To secure and maintain a tight hold on; seize firmly. intransitive verb

To hold the interest or attention of. intransitive verb

To maintain a secure grasp. intransitive verb

To grasp firmly with the hand; gripe; hence, to seize and hold fast by force of any kind.

To take hold of, particularly with the hand.

To help or assist, particularly in an emotional sense.

To do something with another that makes you happy/gives you relief.

To trench; to drain.

To have a abundant amount of something Urban Dictionary

An adjective used to describe a long length of time Urban Dictionary

$10,000. Named so due to the size of the wad of bills. Unlike a "stack" which is how 10 $100 bills are put together (in a stack), a grip is 10 stacks, only way to hold it is to grip it because its all rolled up. Urban Dictionary

A whole lot of something. Urban Dictionary

N. a phrase used to express quantity; a large amount of something. Urban Dictionary

To have a large amount of something good. Urban Dictionary

In the U.S. and Canada, grips are lighting and rigging technicians in the film and video industries. Urban Dictionary

A handgun, a pistol, or any other small gun Urban Dictionary

The act of executing someone, usually in a video game. Urban Dictionary

1- a large quantity, often referiing to time 2-a firearm Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to grip:
grip.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word grip:
grips, forehand, thumb, trigger, pistol, tyres, barrel, sights, fingers, adjustable, lever, butt, firearm, bolt, muzzle, slide, finger, tires, wrist, handle, blade, folding, friction, weapon, hammer, rope, hand, stick, frame, knife, throw, rubber, button, strength, leather, pull, sight, shoulder, rifle, drum, firing, lift, receiver, panels, wet, plastic, wheels, spin, stock, safety, wire, mechanism, prey, rear, tape, easier, wheel, opponent, angle, reality, sword, hands, ball, arm, palm, camera, handling, hold, lap, cable, technique, fitted.

Words that rhyme with grip:
ship, strip, trip, slip, tip, dip, relationship, chip, clip, flip, whip, rip, drip, pip, hip, quip, fellowship, skip, bip, nip, leadership, lip, stewardship, scholarship, flagship, kip, partnership, zip, snip, ownership, blip, internship, sip, scrip, censorship, equip, ip, kinship, gyp, citizenship, companionship, courtship, outstrip, apprenticeship, brinkmanship, authorship, sponsorship, grippe, crip, dictatorship, spaceship, championship, membership, conservatorship, workmanship, craftsmanship, roundtrip, airship, starship, yip, distributorship, receivership, sheep dip, microchip, sportsmanship, battleship, dealership, airstrip, fingertip, warship, readership, thrip, partisanship, showmanship, blue chip, proprietorship, unzip, round trip, gamesmanship, professorship, one-upmanship, trusteeship, steamship, brinksmanship, upmanship, bipartisanship, gunship, buggy whip, pink slip, wing tip, directorship, governorship, chairmanship, headship, bulldog clip, generalship, consulship, lightship, smart as a whip, buffalo chip.

Adjectives that are often used to describe grip:
firm, tight, good, strong, better, like, firmer, powerful, hand, viselike, hard, overhand, tighter, icy, handed, fierce, tenacious, secure, proper, deadly, stronger, fresh, solid, cold, sure, close, weak, tenuous, warm, loose, key, painful, wide, underhand, comfortable, terrible, mighty, relentless, correct, hearty, sudden, left, desperate, cruel, wooden, gentle, able, double, vicelike, steady, finger, steely, friendly, convulsive, soviet, eastern, knuckled, easy, enough, light, merciless, extra, vicious, pistol, nervous, neutral, fatal, closer, relaxed, precarious.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective grip:
sack, pliers, differential, members, clamps, handle, lah, tite, pak, all, wrench, strength, tires, seal, biceps, strengthening, flex, editing.

Consonant match to grip:
group, grope, grape, gripe, grippe, grype, graip, groupe, gripp, grupe, groep, grupp, griep, gropp.

Words that sound like grip:
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