Graption

A dutch word you can add to the end of a sentence.

Aha lol that was so funny! Eh.... graption.

by Brainpoint October 24, 2012

Graption

The intrinsic feeling of being able to grip an object/surface using friction. Feedback from the solid mass allows grip AND friction, ensuring a strong and steady hold. Hence, graption.

Little Susie Bones-Johnson would have undoubtedly fallen to her death from Mount Fark if she did not have enough graption on a rock to save herself. God bless that beautiful, beautiful graption...

by Mr N.W December 27, 2011

gription

a combination of grip and traction. Used by an Italian friend of mine.

Those tires have great gription in wet weather!

by Gerry Stokman May 3, 2004

Wi-gration

The act of wandering from spot to spot in search of WiFi (or an improved WiFi connection). People in the process of Wi-gration can be seen stalking through coffee shops, malls and other public spaces while staring intently at their electronic devices for evidence of connectivity.

When word got around that the connection seemed to get stronger beyond Gate 32B, there was a mass Wi-gration through the terminal.

by Anna LeStache January 21, 2013

gription

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.

by kathykat August 2, 2005

Gription

Another word for traction, but better.

Your tires of your car have gription because they are gripping the road.

by Mikey bekamp July 4, 2010

Gription

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.

by Jeff Wozniak April 5, 2003