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taking hold (of)phrasepresent participle of take hold (of) to take physical control or possession of (something) suddenly or forciblyThe baby took hold of the toy, upsetting her two-year-old sister. bagging, capturing, catching, collaring, copping(slang), corralling, getting, glomming, grabbing, grappling, hooking, landing, nabbing, nailing, netting, nobbling(British slang), rapping, seizing, snagging, snapping (up), snaring, snatching, trapping gloving, haltering, lassoing, ropingapprehending, arresting, detainingbaying, corneringclasping, clutching, fastening (on), fisting, grasping, gripping, holding, latching (on or onto), securingrending, wrestingenmeshing(also immeshing), ensnaring, entangling, entrapping, meshingabducting, kidnapping(also kidnaping), spiriting (away or off) missing discharging, freeing, liberating, releasingdropping, loosening, unhanding |