Definition of vice grip in English:

vice grip

(US vise grip)

noun ˈvʌɪs ɡrɪp

North American

1A very strong, secure hold.
2Also with capital initial(s). A trademark for: any of various handheld (or occasionally mounted) clamping tools; a hand-vice. Frequently attributive.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Burlington (Iowa) Hawkeye. From vice + grip.

(US vise grip)

nounˈvʌɪs ɡrɪp

North American

1A very strong, secure hold.
2Also with capital initial(s). A trademark for: any of various handheld (or occasionally mounted) clamping tools; a hand-vice. Frequently attributive.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Burlington (Iowa) Hawk-eye. From vice + grip.

单词	vice grip
释义	Definition of vice grip in English: vice grip (US vise grip) noun ˈvʌɪs ɡrɪp North American 1A very strong, secure hold. 2Also with capital initial(s). A trademark for: any of various handheld (or occasionally mounted) clamping tools; a hand-vice. Frequently attributive. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Burlington (Iowa) Hawkeye. From vice + grip. Definition of vice grip in US English: vice grip (US vise grip) nounˈvʌɪs ɡrɪp North American 1A very strong, secure hold. 2Also with capital initial(s). A trademark for: any of various handheld (or occasionally mounted) clamping tools; a hand-vice. Frequently attributive. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Burlington (Iowa) Hawk-eye. From vice + grip.
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