Gripped is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRIPPED in dictionary:

VERB:
• GRIP, to take hold of
• take and keep a firm hold of; grasp tightly
• maintain a firm contact, especially by friction
• (of an emotion or situation) have a strong or adverse effect on
• firmly hold the attention or interest of
NOUN:
• a firm hold; a tight grasp
• a manner of holding something
• the ability of something, especially a wheel or shoe, to maintain a firm contact with a surface
• effective control over something
• an understanding of something
• a part or attachment by which something is held in the hand
• a hairgrip.
• a travelling bag
• a stagehand in a theatre.
• a member of a camera crew responsible for moving and setting up equipment.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to grasp
• a past tense of grip

Words related to GRIPPED

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How to use GRIPPED in a sentence

• I hit back, weak and blind and gripped with my other hand at the incredible thing.
• He gripped the two sides with his hands to hold himself steady.
• His helpless condition went straight to my heart, and gripped my sympathies.
• And at the thought that he might not see her again, an odd fear gripped his heart.
• As his voice broke upon the night across the silent garden, the hand paused suddenly in the act of dragging forth a pigeon which it had gripped by the neck.
• He gripped his stick and raised a hand to hide his working mouth, and waited for the moment when she would see his face, but it did not come.
• Beside the stove stood Big Lena, an ax gripped tightly in her strong hands.
• The revolver dropped from the top of the wall to the snow, and the hand that held it gripped frantically at the logs and disappeared.
• The boat was so close to the left-hand shore that it was held motionless by Anderson at the bow, who gripped an overhanging branch, with one hand.
• Single-handed, he gripped them with colossal assurance.
• Chance gripped in and in, with each savage shake of his head biting deeper.
• Then, as Jacqueline and I approached the entrance, the man turned and sprang toward us with outstretched hands that gripped ours and wrung them till we cried out in pain.
• The revolver she gripped between her teeth by the butt.
• But he could do nothing, and she herself felt that the hand of Death had gripped her.
• His other hand still gripped the bush, which continued to gradually give way under the long and severe strain.
• They saw that vicious revolver gripped in his right fingers, and they respected its powers.
• He stopped and gripped the shafts of a lorry lodged near the centre.
• Margaret gripped her sewing, and turned pleading eyes toward the door.
• She reached for Billy and gripped his shirt collar in the back.
• Heedless of his wound, Dave, with his right hand, gripped the wrist of the traitor.
• And then abruptly, almost with violence, he withdrew himself, and gripped his hands together behind him.
• She was staring straight before her, with hands fast gripped together in her lap.
• There fever gripped him, and he fell seriously ill.
• She would have given anything to be able to speak, for the horror of the ancient doom of Lashnagar rose up all round her and gripped her.
• She sat down again, managing an air of deliberation about it, and gripped the back of the orchestra chair in front of her.

Similar words containing GRIPP without suffix ed

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