grasps
USGRASPS/ɡɹæsps/UKGRAHSPS/ɡɹɑːsps/
- 1The form of grasp used in the present with he, she, it, or a singular noun such as the dog or water.
He grasps the handle and pulls the heavy door open.
She quickly grasps what the teacher is trying to explain.
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- 2Plural of grasp. Use it when you mean more than one grip or hold.
The wrestler broke free from two tight grasps in a row.
The baby made a few clumsy grasps at the toy.
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grasps is a form of grasp
grasp, verb: To take hold of something tightly with your hand. Full entry
- Spelling
- grasp → grasps: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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