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What does grip mean?
What does grip mean?
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to grip - to hold something tightly (usually with your hands)
“He gripped the weight bar with all of his strength.”
“The new tires on the race car gripped the road.”
grip (noun) - the strength of someone (or something)’s hands
(shaking someone’s strong hands) “That’s quite a grip you’ve got there!”
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