gripagain
verbUK /ˈɡrɪp.ə.ɡen/
US /ˈɡrɪp.ə.ɡen/
To hold something tight again after you let it go.
She had to gripagain the rope when the wind blew it away.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To get a firm hold on an idea or plan once more.
After the meeting, he gripagain on the project's main goal.
3. To take back control of something that was slipping.
The team gripagain the lead in the final minutes.
4. To hold on tightly to a feeling or memory again.
She gripagain her courage before stepping on stage.