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grip on (something)
grip on (something)
1. A good physical hold on something. In order to remove the bolt, I needed to get a grip on the wrench.
2. A newfound understanding of a topic or concept. The teacher spent extra time going over the material in class because she wanted her students to have a good grip on the subject matter before they took the exam.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Roch | | RAWKH (Polish) | French, Polish |
| Allan | | AL-ən | English, Scottish |
| Pacey | | PAY-see | English (Rare) |
| Lykos | | - | Greek Mythology, Ancient Greek |
| Tomoko | | to-mo-ko | Japanese |
| Xzavier | | ZAY-vee-ər, ZAY-vyər, ig-ZAY-vee-ər | English (Modern) |