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(verb).
1. To be distracted while operating a motor vehicle, causing you to momentarily lose control. 2. The act of steering a vehicle in motion while simultaneously pushing buttons, turning dials, reaching around on the floor for a dropped item, applying make-up, checking nose for boogers, fumbling with a cell phone, or anything else considered to be a diversion from concentrating on the road, which briefly impairs the ability to operate an automobile. If you gropple in a car, you might get a citation.
I hit the tree head-on because I was groppling for a CD. |
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A weather term, referring to a light, hail-like snow. The forecast is calling for rain changing over to gropple, with sleet and hail mixed in.
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the often surprising act of groping using a hook-like fingering to pull someone close, usually occurs from behind the unsuspecting person while climbing stairs As they raced up to the apartment, he employed a gropple under her short skirt both to make her slow down and to turn her on.
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Verb: Mixture of grapple and grope, Minly a sexual wrestling moved developed and and named by computer fixing fella. Man i got so drunk last night and ended up in a gropple match with this skank i brought home from the bar.
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Mixture of grappling and groping. Groping using your whole body. Hang on guys, I'm going to go gropple the heck out of that chick on the dance floor.
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verb,noun.continuous gurgling and popping sound. Sound produced by a furiously percolating coffee machine.
eg."My Coffee machine gropples loudly". |
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