Definitions
the act of groping; and instance of groping
Word origin
From Middle English gropien, from Old English grāpian, related to grīpan (whence English gripe); compare also grip.
Used in a sentence
“a. 1812. Joseph Stevens Buckminster, sermon to grope about a little longer among the miseries and sensualities of a worldly life”
“Through the darkest sky, groping for the light / Like crying for the moon / Never-ending black, forgot what I want / Never felt that hard to me”
“The parents found the couple kissing and groping.”
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