clasp <a clasp; clasps> N
clasp N
| I | clasp |
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| you | clasp |
| he/she/it | clasps |
| we | clasp |
| you | clasp |
| they | clasp |
| I | clasped |
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| you | clasped |
| he/she/it | clasped |
| we | clasped |
| you | clasped |
| they | clasped |
| I | have | clasped |
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| you | have | clasped |
| he/she/it | has | clasped |
| we | have | clasped |
| you | have | clasped |
| they | have | clasped |
| I | had | clasped |
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| you | had | clasped |
| he/she/it | had | clasped |
| we | had | clasped |
| you | had | clasped |
| they | had | clasped |
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The hands are clasped against the chest, and the left hand is closed and placed inside the right hand.
en.wikipedia.org They always remained frozen in the way he clasped them during meditation.
en.wikipedia.org Clasps are awarded for completing 25 and 30 years respectively.
en.wikipedia.org When the doubters heard this, they became nervously deferential, paled, clasped their hands together, and backed away from their mats.
en.wikipedia.org Dressed in a blue gown and diamond tiara, she also clasped a silver wand.
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