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gropy

gropy adjective: characterised by groping, or sexual touching.

Adjective

gropy (comparative more gropy, superlative most gropy)

  1. (colloquial) Characterised by groping, or sexual touching.
    • You shouldn't get gropy at all, until she starts to touch you, otherwise she'll think you are just with her for sex.2010, Bret Eschmeyer, So Many Reasons Men Stay Single!, page 4

Forms of gropy

comparativemore gropy
superlativemost gropy
alternative formgropey

Origin of gropy

From grope + -y.

Words that rhyme with gropy

Questions about gropy

What does gropy mean?
Gropy means characterised by groping, or sexual touching.
What part of speech is gropy?
Gropy is an adjective.

Words near gropy in the dictionary

  1. groppled
  2. gropples
  3. groppling
  4. groppo
  5. Gropps
  6. gropy
  7. GROs
  8. gros bon ange
  9. gros bon anges
  10. Gros Michel
  11. Gros Michels

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