gripple (Meaning)
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gripple (n.)
A grasp; a gripe.
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gripple (a.)
Griping; greedy; covetous; tenacious.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gripple
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gripple Sentence Examples
- The climber used a gripple to secure the rope to the tree, ensuring a safe ascent.
- The construction workers suspended the scaffolding with gripples, providing additional support.
- The sailboat's rigging was secured with gripples, allowing for quick adjustments during races.
- The arborist used a gripple to attach a branch to a trunk, stabilizing the tree after a storm.
- The lineman tightened the gripple on the power line, ensuring a secure connection.
- The farmer used a gripple to fasten the fence wire, keeping the animals contained.
- The stage crew employed gripples to hoist the backdrop safely and efficiently.
- The tree house was anchored with gripples, providing stability for the occupants.
- The tent stakes were secured with gripples, ensuring the tent remained sturdy in high winds.
- The amusement park ride operator used gripples to attach the safety harness, guaranteeing a thrilling yet secure experience.
FAQs About the word gripple
A grasp; a gripe., Griping; greedy; covetous; tenacious.
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The climber used a gripple to secure the rope to the tree, ensuring a safe ascent.
The construction workers suspended the scaffolding with gripples, providing additional support.
The sailboat's rigging was secured with gripples, allowing for quick adjustments during races.
The arborist used a gripple to attach a branch to a trunk, stabilizing the tree after a storm.
