grisp

able to aquire something or under stand a concept of something. A mix of grip and grab.

i finaly grisped the consept.

he's good at climbing because he can girsp the rock ledge good.

by neez100 January 6, 2010

grisp

(1) A combination of to grip or to grasp; (2) also used to replace the word 'gist' as in to understand something, but not to be expert in it.

(1) He was a good climber because he could grisp on to very small holds;
(2) Frank claimed that he finally got the grisp of the subject after reading his new textbook.

by Martout November 1, 2006

Grisping

when Abdiel's ass feels a chair get pulled out from under it

"I could feel my ass grisping the chair getting pulled away," -Abdiel

by Abdiel's Ass December 20, 2021

Grisp

1) A self acquired fail; possibly influenced or identified by an outside source.

2) Being a conduit or in a situation of dire stupidity or hopelessness.

3) Causing or otherwise creating a pathetic moment in time.

"o ok. trying to grisp u as a person... but ok. all i no is that those boxxy stalkers/ crazy fans r crazy."

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by A CoB scribe. September 12, 2009

Grisp

To grab softly and with tenderness, using the palm and tips of the fingers.

Joey grisped the candy.

by redrumcherrypie January 6, 2018

Grisping

The act of scraping out the crusty brownie remains in a pan when there is nothing but that left.

"Yeah man, the brownies were gone when I got there so I had to start grisping the pan."

by ShnueShnivy December 16, 2017

Grisp

1. To almost grasp/grab something.
2. To grasp/grab something weakly by your fingers.
3. To grasp/grab something weakly, then have your grasp slip.

Let me grisp you, for I am too weak today to grasp.

by grisp August 3, 2005