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gr’asp

verb intransitive
To catch or seize; to gripe.

gr’asp

noun
The gripe or seizure of the hand. This seems to be its proper sense; but it denotes also a seizure by embrace, or infolding in the arms.

gr’asp

Possession; hold. GRASP.

gr’asp

Reach of the arms; and figuratively, the power of seizing. Bonaparte seemed to think he had the Russian empire within his grasp. GRASP.