claspt
/ˈklæspɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to grasp or clasp something tightly, often in a desperate or urgent manner
“She clasped the rope to prevent herself from falling.”
2. verb
to shut or close something tightly, often with a sudden or forceful motion
“He clasped the door shut to keep the cold air out.”
3. noun
a clasp or fastening, especially one that is used to secure something in place
“The claspt on her necklace broke, causing it to fall off.”
4. verb
to catch or seize something quickly, often in a surprise or unexpected manner
“The player clasped the ball in mid-air and made an incredible catch.”