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gripping grain 

The act of putting one's hands upon wood grain, an often faux-wood type of molding often found in luxury automobiles, especially on the steering wheel. However, in some cases, the wood is actually real. Gripping grain is often paired with leaning to one's right while driving.
If you're driving down Peachtree Road on a saturday night, you better be gripping grain.
gripping grain by King of the A July 17, 2006
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gripping grain 

Holding onto a wood grain steering wheel
I drove past tipping gripping grain.

"You peeping him take a picture, that chrome and that paint official
You smoking then take a swisha, there's plenty just take 'em wit ya
You chilling you ain't a sipper, then I'ma be hanging wit ya
Take a hold of the grain and grip a, handful and smile for the pictures nigga"

Chamillionaire - Picture perfect
gripping grain by Dj wReck July 31, 2008

grippin grain

Holdin a SLAB havin woodgrain steerin wheels.
I was grippin grain,
then make it rain but laws bust my SLAB!
But I don't give a fuck!I just try to get buck!
grippin grain by Lock_Out August 2, 2008

Grippin grain

wood grain steering wheel
Grippin grain by Hoezbblockin June 27, 2004
Word of the Day on April 19, 2008

grippin grain

holdin an turning the woodgrain steering wheel on a car.or slab
im grippin grain n dat caprice my nig..
my slab holdin, plus im grippin grain ya digg
grippin grain by d-mane April 16, 2008

Grippin grain

a homosexual reference in the African American "down low" community, originally coined by Mike Jones, used to describe a handjob that is delivered surrepticiopusly under the table at a night club by another man who is pretending to "mack" on some hoes.

Origin: The Bay Area
Part of Speech: Proposition
Gay Black Man: "yo mayne, you Grippin grain??"
Me: "Hell naw, my tree don't fall that way!"

grippin grain

A slang term that mean to masturbate a man with a small penis-- hence "grippin" means to masturbate, and "grain" refers to the smallness of a cock.
Sally: Hey Nina, I heard you got a new boyfriend.
Nina: Yeah. His name is Arnold Shwarzenegger.
Sally: Ohhh, you like grippin grain, aye?
grippin grain by Leah McCar April 19, 2008
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