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

Gription

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

by Rod Fury May 2, 2006

Gription

Trying it get a good grip on an object.

I can't get a good gription.

by wildkatrivers December 30, 2008

Gription

The force it takes to unscrew a tight lid, the act of using your grip to open or loosen something.

That took a lot of gription to get the lid off. gription

by lisagaia July 3, 2016

Gription

To have the ultimate grip and traction thats possible .

I could walk up a wall with the gription on these shoes.

by LargerThanLife1 February 7, 2013

Gription

Traction of any kind pertaining to shoes, vehicular tires, and the occasional genetalia excercise.

After her plastic surgery, her gription was really on point!

by anonymous July 6, 2021