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grip
verb (gripped , gripping )
1 to take or keep a firm hold of something.
2 to capture the imagination or attention of a person.
noun
1 a firm hold; the action of taking a firm hold.
2 a way of gripping.
3 a handle or part that can be gripped.
4 a U-shaped wire pin for keeping the hair in place.
5 a holdall.
6 colloq understanding.
7 colloq control; mastery lose one's grip of the situation .
8 theat a stagehand who moves scenery.
9 cinema , TV someone who manoeuvres a film camera.
[Anglo-Saxon gripe a grasp]
gripper noun .
get to grips with something to begin to deal successfully with it.
verb (gripped , gripping )
1 to take or keep a firm hold of something.
2 to capture the imagination or attention of a person.
noun
1 a firm hold; the action of taking a firm hold.
2 a way of gripping.
3 a handle or part that can be gripped.
4 a U-shaped wire pin for keeping the hair in place.
5 a holdall.
6 colloq understanding.
7 colloq control; mastery lose one's grip of the situation .
8 theat a stagehand who moves scenery.
9 cinema , TV someone who manoeuvres a film camera.
[Anglo-Saxon gripe a grasp]
gripper noun .
get to grips with something to begin to deal successfully with it.
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