Definition of grip

grip

noun

a long time.
We've been waiting for a grip.
It's been a grip since I saw you last.
I haven't heard from him in a grip.
- See more words with the same meaning: a period of time.
Last edited on Sep 09 2012. Submitted by Keenan Kimani from Auburn, WA, USA on Mar 26 1998.
a large quantity or amount.
He has a grip of cash.
I have a grip of phone calls to make today.

Citation from "A Shop in the Dark", Supermansion, Season 1 Episode 4 censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.
- See more words with the same meaning: many, much, lots.
Last edited on Sep 03 2022. Submitted by Ed C. from Compton, CA, USA on Sep 10 1998.
money.
I'm out of grip.
- See more words with the same meaning: money.
Last edited on Nov 07 1999. Submitted by Patrick M. from Tulsa, OK, USA on Nov 07 1999.
a weekend or carry-on sized bag with a handle at the top.
Last edited on May 16 2011. Submitted by Abby from Lille, France on Jul 27 2010.

verb

to steal.
I gripped that necklace for my girl.
- See more words with the same meaning: to steal.
Last edited on Jan 05 2000. Submitted by Jeanne from Ft Myers, FL, USA on Jan 05 2000.

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Other terms relating to 'a period of time':
days	Definitions include: a long time.
buck	Definitions include: unattractive.
mo	Definitions include: "moment".
jiffy	Definitions include: a short amount of time.
long run, the	Definitions include: the future.
24	Definitions include: 24 hours, i.e. one day.
blip	Definitions include: a short amount of time.
New York minute	Definitions include: a brief amount of time.
since Hector was a pup	Definitions include: for a long time.
clutch, the	Definitions include: a metaphorical place suggesting a difficult situation or period of time.
holding pattern	Definitions include: a period of waiting, during which little can be accomplished, until a particular external event occurs.
tick	Definitions include: a short amount of time.
minute	Definitions include: a long period of time.
stretch	Definitions include: a period of time.
48	Definitions include: 48 hours, i.e. 2 days.
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Other terms relating to 'many, much, lots':
shedload	Definitions include: a large amount.
hist	Definitions include: a lot of; a large amount of something.
*ss-load	Definitions include: a large quantity or amount.
bunch	Definitions include: a notable number.
rain	Definitions include: to be many or much of something present.
googillion	Definitions include: an extremely large number, used for everyday real-world objects that are unknown and unknowable numbers.
for days	Definitions include: for a long time.
mass	Definitions include: very; really; extremely.
boocoo	Definitions include: misspelling of beaucoup.
mad	Definitions include: good, in reference to talent.
hellza	Definitions include: variant of hella (i.e. very, really, extremely or many, much, lots.)
ton	Definitions include: many or much.
*ss-ton	Definitions include: many or much.
like oats	Definitions include: in quantity; a great amount.
weight	Definitions include: large quantities of drugs.
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Other terms relating to 'money':
seed money	Definitions include: money used to start a business.
cash money	Definitions include: money.
moolah	Definitions include: spelling variant of "moola", meaning money.
moola	Definitions include: money.
fish	Definitions include: a person who has not had their first kiss or has never French kissed.
an arm and a leg	Definitions include: a lot of money.
g	Definitions include: short for "gangster" or "gangsta."
stash	Definitions include: someone's hidden savings, usually of money or drugs.
bread	Definitions include: money.
chump change	Definitions include: an insignificant amount of money.
large	Definitions include: one thousand dollars.
make it rain	Definitions include: to throw paper currency into the air above or near a group of people, so that they can grab it.
WAM	Definitions include: acronym for "walking-around money".
juice	Definitions include: gossip, secret information.
chedder	Definitions include: misspelling of "cheddar".
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Other terms relating to 'to steal':
mace	Definitions include: to steal.
kife	Definitions include: to steal.
pinch	Definitions include: to arrest.
knock over	Definitions include: to rob.
debo	Definitions include: to steal.
clean out	Definitions include: to take all of a person's money.
nick	Definitions include: to steal.
scooby	Definitions include: to steal something that is either free or of minimal value.
Bogart	Definitions include: to steal, monopolize, or hog.
palm	Definitions include: when a woman's nipples get hard because of cold.
take	Definitions include: to rob or extort.
house	Definitions include: To steal.
purchase	Definitions include: to steal.
g-dep	Definitions include: to show disrespect towards someone or when someone steals something from you.
carp	Definitions include: To steal
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Other terms relating to 'grip':
get a grip	Definitions include: to calm down; regain one's composure; regain one's senses.
gription	Definitions include: The ability to stay in one place while on ice, satin sheets or otherwise slippery areas