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handgrip
[ hand-grip ]
noun
- the grip or clasp of a hand, as in greeting:
a firm but friendly handgrip.
- a handle or similar part of an object affording a grip by the hand, as for lifting.
- handgrips, hand-to-hand combat.
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
The dart is suspended parallel to the board, held by the tips of the fingers at the handgrip.
It’s a desktop tripod that provides hands-free, stable shooting and video recording, but you can also collapse the legs and use it as a handgrip for mobile shooting.
They have plastic housings with an ergonomic handgrip that protects the retracted nylon leash.
This mini tripod features a comfy handgrip, which makes shooting photos and videos on-the-go all the more simple.
He swung over to the panel, hooked his foot under the handgrip and grasped the lever inset in the surface.
At the center of the bow the handgrip was about an inch and a quarter wide by three-quarters thick, a cross-section being ovoid.
Some prefer leather or pigskin for a handgrip, but a cord binding keeps the hand from sweating and has an honest feel.
Bind the center of your bow with heavy fish line to make the handgrip, carefully overlapping the start and finish.
A wooden stock with a handgrip is fastened to the metal handle.
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