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Grip
Used when referring to a substantial amount of time or resources.
Literal Meaning
To seize, hold, or control with the hand or arm
Actual Meaning
Large amount or duration
Examples in Context

There's a grip of people at the concert tonight!

I can't believe I have grip homework this weekend!

It’s been grip since we last hung out!

Helpful Tips
  • 1The word 'grip' is often used in casual conversations, particularly among younger people, so it's helpful to listen for it in social settings.
  • 2This phrase can vary in intensity based on the speaker's tone, so pay attention to how it's delivered to gauge its meaning.
  • 3When someone says 'grip' about time or quantity, they usually mean more than what you might expect, so consider the context for the extent.
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