Gription

A firm or tight hold; secure firmly; Having or maintaining good traction.

Those shoes have the best gription on a rainy day.

by Tina Barth July 18, 2003

gription

the act of gripping an object, or surface. usually used as a faux word for grip amongst blondes.

I had much gription with these new snow tires

by munee December 14, 2003

gription

(n) traction

Wow, I really wiped out yesterday on the wet floor.

What happened?

I don't know. Those new heels I bought have no gription at all.

by horseshoecrab February 4, 2010

Gription

n: a combination of the words grip and friction

n: a sad attempt at making up a new word.

n: a complete lack of understanding of grip and friction.

Man, look at the gription that guy has on the ball.

by the mighty boom February 16, 2010

Gription

The feeling of an object that has amazing grip.

Wow, the gription on this football is incredible.

by MarchynekAndruja May 27, 2010

Gription

often refering to the lack of the combination of the grippy "ness" and traction of a tire or shoe or other item of the like.

watch out , I'm going to drop this thing. I don't have any "gription".
These Tires don't have enoough Gription for racing.

by Goodlife January 11, 2008

gription

meaning to have a good/solid grip on an item

"this basketball has good gription"

by Heindrik VonStriesenburgr December 19, 2008