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holding or grasping in conjunction with an element of adherent friction between an object and the surface on which it moves; adhesive friction Rubber gloves add gription making it easier to open those sticky old jelly jars.
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a combination of grip and traction. Used by an Italian friend of mine. Those tires have great gription in wet weather!
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Property of an object sticking to some other object, regardless of the physics involved (i.e. friction, gravity, surface tension, etc.) The suction cup lost its gription on the pane of glass.
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a combination of traction and grip,used to denote an unusual stability of a tire on the road. I hit that black ice on the thruway and lost all my gription
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Another word for traction, but better. Your tires of your car have gription because they are gripping the road.
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the act of gripping with friction; a hold with grip and traction; or the hold of the penis by the vagina walls. Man her vagina had some gription
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The feeling you have when you strap on a new set of kicks. Also; the feeling of new tires on your ride. The gription these new tires give my Lex let me corner at 50.
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