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grope Verb [groping, groped] 1. to feel about uncertainly for something 2. to find (one's way) by groping 3. to search uncertainly for a solution or expression: the new democracies are groping for stability 4. Slang to fondle (someone) in a rough sexual way Noun an instance of groping [Old English grāpian]
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grope Translations v grope [grəup] to search for something by feeling with one's hands He groped his way through the smoke; He groped for the door. rondtas, omtas, voel يَتَحَسَّس، يَبْحَث على غَيْر هُدى търся слепешком tápat famle tasten ψηλαφώ andar/a tientas buscar, tantear kobama کورمال کورمال جستجو کردن hapuilla tâtonner לְמַשֵש, לְגַשֵש टटोलना tapkati tapogatódzva keres meraba-raba fálma eftir brancolare, cercare a tastoni 手探りする 손으로 더듬어 찾다 grabalioti, ieškoti apgraibomis iet taustoties; taustīties; meklēt teraba-raba rondtasten famle/lete/søke etter macać tatear a bâjbâi (după) искать ощупью tápať tipati napipavati treva, famla คลำหา el yordamıyla aramak 摸索 намацувати; іти навпомацки ٹٹولنا dò dẫm 摸索 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| When he had filled one cart he had to grope around him until another came, and if there was none on hand he continued to grope till one arrived. Indeed, the poor little creature experienced so much trouble and delay from having to grope for these articles of dress in mud and kennel, and suffered in these researches so much jostling, pushing, squeezing and bandying from hand to hand, that by the time she reached the street in which the notary lived, she was fairly worn out and exhausted, and could not refrain from tears. He wanted to make them feel that this was the first consciously serious step in their lives; he tried to grope into the depths of their souls; he wanted to instil in them his own vehement devotion. |
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