grope
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definition
verb
she got up and groped for her spectacles
feel about or search blindly or uncertainly with the hands.
he was accused of groping office girls
feel or fondle (someone) for sexual pleasure, especially against their will.
noun
she and Steve sneaked off for a quick grope
an act of fondling someone for sexual pleasure.
example
she and Steve sneaked off for a quick 'grope'
And although he admired the breasts, he never dared instigate a quick 'grope' of them.
Before then, dope smoke and the fast 'grope' made a trip to the seashore in March seem acceptable.
I don't want to date someone who has to let people 'grope' him.
What mathematical model could account for the happily married successful man risking marriage and career for a meaningless drunken 'grope' with the office tart at the Christmas party?
she and Steve sneaked off for a quick 'grope'
The staging of scenes in which the lights go out - actually up - and the actors 'grope' around on stage while the audience can see every move could be silly, but works brilliantly.
Why should I just sit back and let those sluttish women flirt and 'grope' him?
Yet, I'd never got more than the odd snog and a bit of a drunken 'grope' , while everyone else was at it like rabbits.
But there are limits: the 'grope' must take place in a semi-private cubicle, in a strip club, and can't involve touching genitals.
Under that umbrella in Colorado as I understand it, this could be anything from a mild 'grope' to almost rape.
I was surprised as I felt the sudden 'grope' of two hands upon my rear.
Nathan felt his anger flare as he watched the man 'grope' at Marie.
I reach down to the floor and 'grope' around for my phone.
And that meant he could have a good 'grope' in the dark.
When I was a student, the odd 'grope' was as far as it went.
Certainly, his behaviour was less than civilized: finding her asleep on the floor, he does the good thing of covering her up but takes the chance of a bit of a 'grope' as he does so, for which he gets a good slapping.
David and I are often to be found by our friends having a quick 'grope' , like a couple of teenagers.
He groaned inwardly, and began to 'grope' along his side table, trying to find the receiver.
I 'grope' blindly and my hand finds a paperweight on the end table, a lump of volcanic glass that Emily picked up on our honeymoon in Hawaii.
It didn't take long, however, for the ringing to resemble a chainsaw splitting through my head, so I blindly 'groped' under my bed for the cordless.
It seems that many are 'groping for' words that will cause people to pause and think again, not simply reject what is being said based on resistance to its form and style.
What of the 'gropes' , the bullying, the sadistic humiliations he said he was responsible for?
I groggily got out of bed and 'groped' my way to the medicine chest.
A police PR chief who wrote an anti-sexism guide for officers has been sacked for 'groping' colleagues and downloading porn.
‘Rhea, please,’ she called, 'groping for' words, but finding none.
Should we not commemorate in some fashion a young man who worked here among our ancestors and who 'groped' his way through the darkness of the unknown and lit a lamp along the path?
Through feeling in its emotional sense the body moves forward 'gropingly' into the world.
Once in a cab, I saw in front of the Plaza at the pedestrian crossing, a blind man feeling his way across the road, 'gropingly' with his stick.
He kneeled down, looking under the seat, and he 'groped' blindly for the pen, stretching to get it.
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