regrip
6.5
A new cover put on the handle of a racket, club, or tool
- noun
- /ˈriːɡrɪp/
:
nuevo grip
- After several matches, he needed a regrip for his tennis racket.
Examples
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The store offers a quick regrip service for golf clubs.
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She chose a blue regrip to match her new badminton racket.
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A new regrip can improve your tennis racket's performance.
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The coach suggested a regrip for better control.
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After several matches, he needed a regrip for his tennis racket.
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The store offers a quick regrip service for golf clubs.
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She chose a blue regrip to match her new badminton racket.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Regrip is made of re- 'again' and grip 'hold'. As a noun it means the act of replacing a grip or the new grip material you put on a racket or tool to hold it better.