Converse of object

• have: And that meant he could have a good grope in the dark.

Object

• woman: Man jailed for groping woman in Bingo Hall - 19/09/05 Log in to remember this page.

• hand: The cedar's limbs flailed, a ghost's groping hands.

Preposition: at

• noonday: The scriptures are sufficient to make us wise; but without the light of the Spirit, how do we grope at noonday!

Followed by an intransitive particle

• out: He flicked his eyelids back shut and groped out for the sides of his unit.

Modifying Another Word

• still: In superstring theories certain details have come first; we are still groping for a unifying insight into the logic of the theory.

Adjective modifier

• quick: What will be next, tongues and a quick grope?

Preposition: in

• dark: Without it is just like ' groping in the dark ' , I do not visit any country without first checking the GPI report.

Modifies a noun

• stranger: Want to do more than drown yourself in cheap liquor and grope strangers?

Preposition: for

• answer: Even my little girl was interested and I got loads of questions - for many of which I was groping for an answer.

Modifying Another Word

• forward: Her hands grope forward to lift the first of them.

Preposition: for

• way: They were as blind men and as those who grope for the way for 20 years.