grope|groped|gropes|groping in English

verb

[grəʊp]

find one's way by feeling with the hands, feel about, probe; search uncertainly, seek blindly; touch or feel someone's body

Use "grope|groped|gropes|groping" in a sentence

1. Ally groped steadily towards the door.

2. * 29 You will grope about at midday, just as a blind man gropes about in darkness,+ and you will not succeed in anything you do; and you will be constantly defrauded and robbed, with no one to save you.

3. I grope; then lie back.

4. She groped Blindly for the door handle

5. He groped his way in the dark.

6. 9 Lettie groped blindly for the glass.

7. She groped blindly for the door handle.

8. To feel around with the hands; grope.

9. Agrope ( not comparable ) In the act of groping

10. I grope in the darkness for the phone.

11. 4 She groped blindly for the door handle.

12. 10 He groped along the tacky shelves.

13. You don't just go groping away.

14. He is always groping after wealth.

15. We are groping after the truth.

16. Fumbling and vague groping is encouraged.

17. Why grope after the meaning of a word?

18. Alice missed it, as she groped to orient herself.

19. She groped in utter darkness and deep despair.

20. He gropes again in his pocket and finds his girlfriend’s eyeliner.

21. Cuomo’s office investigating Cuomo over groping Allegation: Report The attorney for the woman who has accused Cuomo of groping her called the probe 'absurd'

22. Like those without eyes we keep groping.

23. 10 We grope for the wall like blind men;

24. The great Greek grope growers grow great Greek grapes.

25. 25 They grope in darkness,+ where there is no light;