grasp
Cross references:
1. take
1. grasp \'grasp\ \'gras-p*-b*l\ vb [ME graspen - more at GRAB] : to make
the motion of seizing : CLUTCH 1: to take or seize eagerly 2: to clasp or
embrace with or as if with the fingers or arms 3: to lay hold of with the
mind : COMPREHEND - grasp.able aj
2. grasp n 1a: HANDLE 1b: the fluke of an anchor 1c: EMBRACE 2: HOLD,
CONTROL 3a: the reach of the arms 3b: the power of seizing and holding
4: COMPREHENSION {showed remarkable ~}
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