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1. pistol grip
noun.
A
handle
(as
of
a
gun
or
saw)
shaped
like
the
butt
of
a
pistol.
Synonyms
stock
gunstock
Antonyms
original
understock
overstock
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2. pistol-whip
verb.
Beat
with
a
pistol.
Synonyms
work over
beat
beat up
Antonyms
lose
refresh
stand still
conformist
3. pistol
noun.
(ˈpɪstəl)
A
firearm
that
is
held
and
fired
with
one
hand.
Synonyms
semiautomatic
six-gun
automatic pistol
gat
six-shooter
horse pistol
piece
revolver
side arm
semiautomatic pistol
horse-pistol
automatic
rod
shooting iron
derringer
gunstock
handgun
Saturday night special
Very pistol
zip gun
peacekeeper
small-arm
firearm
stock
Verey pistol
forty-five
Antonyms
manual
disassemble
disjoin
black
white
4. grip
verb.
(ˈgrɪp)
Hold
fast
or
firmly.
Synonyms
twitch
nip
squeeze
tweet
bite
pinch
seize with teeth
prehend
twinge
seize
clutch
Antonyms
unacquisitive
unclasp
unfasten
unbuckle
incapability
Etymology
grip (English)
grippan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
5. grip
noun.
(ˈgrɪp)
The
act
of
grasping.
Synonyms
hold
grasping
embracement
taking hold
clasp
prehension
embracing
clutches
choke hold
grasp
seizing
wrestling hold
clench
embrace
chokehold
clutch
Antonyms
derestrict
deny
enable
disagree
lose
Etymology
grip (English)
grippan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
6. grip
verb.
(ˈgrɪp)
To
grip
or
seize,
as
in
a
wrestling
match.
Synonyms
prehend
grapple
seize
clutch
Antonyms
reject
exclusion
powerlessness
inexpedient
outfield
Etymology
grip (English)
grippan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
7. grip
verb.
(ˈgrɪp)
To
render
motionless,
as
with
a
fixed
stare
or
by
arousing
terror
or
awe.
Synonyms
fascinate
transfix
interest
spellbind
Antonyms
bore
inactivity
unpack
hotness
refrain
Etymology
grip (English)
grippan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
8. grip
noun.
(ˈgrɪp)
A
portable
rectangular
container
for
carrying
clothes.
Synonyms
Gladstone bag
weekender
baggage
carpetbag
Gladstone
garment bag
suitcase
traveling bag
overnighter
overnight bag
travelling bag
overnight case
luggage
gripsack
bag
portmanteau
Antonyms
discontinue
let go of
defy
surrender
exclude
Etymology
grip (English)
grippan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
9. grip
noun.
(ˈgrɪp)
The
appendage
to
an
object
that
is
designed
to
be
held
in
order
to
use
or
move
it.
Synonyms
knob
watering can
hilt
aspergill
hoe handle
hand tool
luggage
helve
skillet
hold
stem
saddlebow
baggage
spigot
broom handle
pushcart
edge tool
shank
saucepan
frying pan
go-cart
panhandle
carrycot
handcart
ladle
racquet
racket
umbrella
pommel
handle
crop
rake handle
spatula
watering pot
rug beater
gunstock
ax handle
cart
haft
briefcase
axe handle
coffeepot
cricket bat
baseball bat
frypan
handlebar
carpet beater
French telephone
faucet
handbarrow
teacup
appendage
mug
aspersorium
lumber
coffee cup
mop handle
cutlery
broomstick
brush
cheese cutter
stock
handgrip
bat
handset
eating utensil
Antonyms
man
disunion
noncomprehensive
right
disorganize
Etymology
grip (English)
grippan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
10. grip
noun.
(ˈgrɪp)
A
flat
wire
hairpin
whose
prongs
press
tightly
together;
used
to
hold
bobbed
hair
in
place.
Synonyms
hairgrip
hairpin
bobby pin
Antonyms
start
let
uncover
rear
Etymology
grip (English)
grippan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
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