1. To trench; to drain.

2. A small ditch or furrow.

3. To catch with the hand and clasp closely with the fingers; to seize and hold fast; to clutch; to pinch; to give pain to the bowels; to distress.

4. Pain in the bowels; colic; the fore-foot or piece of timber which terminates the keel at the fore-end; an assemblage of ropes, dead-eyes, and hooks, fastened to ring-bolts in the deck to secure boats.

5. To seize and hold fast; to get money by hard bargains; to feel the colic; to lie too close to the wind.

6. Grasp; fast hold with the hand; squeeze; pressure; oppression; pinching distress; a lever which can be pressed upon a wheel to retard or stop its motion.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• graper,
• grive,
• gripy,
• grife,
• criple,
• griefe,
• goupe,
• gropu,
• grpw,
• gripd,
• gride,
• ghope,
• greive,
• reipe,
• graped,
• gropie,
• grite,
• griece,
• cripy,
• frape

• grieve,
• grippe,
• grime,
• grapy,
• gropp,
• grip,
• graeff,
• Gripper,
• grope,
• grapey,
• groove,
• grove,
• Greve,
• Grips,
• grobe,
• greave,
• grube,
• grief,
• grieb,
• crepe,
• grave,
• GREB,
• graph,
• grebe,
• group,
• graef,
• gripp,
• grabe,
• grippo,
• greif,
• grape,
• ripe,
• GRAPO,
• grappa,
• Grefe.

The adverb form of the word "gripe" is "gripingly".

The adjective form of the word "gripe" is "griping".

The plural of the "gripe" can be the "gripes".

The singular of the "gripe" can be the "gripe".