(n) grip
(v5m,vt) to seize
to catch
to grasp
to grip
to grab
to hold
to catch hold of
to lay one's hands on
(P)
(n) handful
(n) (literal sense of) seizing
grasping
(adj-na,n) rough (estimate)
generally
(v5r,vi) (1) to be caught
to be arrested
(2) (uk) to hold on to
to grasp
(3) (uk) to find (e.g. proof)
to get (e.g. a taxi)
(4) (uk) to be detained by
(P)
(n) hold
grip
point
(n) potholder
oven glove
(n) grabbing hold
eagle grip
tight hold
(v5m) to snatch (at)
to grab
(exp) to grasp at the air
(v1,vt) to catch
to arrest
to seize
(v5u,vi) to grapple
(n,vs) grabbing
taking (as much as one can hold) by the hand
(v5s,vt) to take out
to take a handful of
to grab and throw
to turn someone out of a house
(n) lifting throw (sumo)
(exp) to obtain evidence
(v5r) to grab at
(exp) to catch a bird
(exp) to cling to a strap
(exp) A drowning man will catch at a straw
