Ahold Definition

ə-hōld
noun
A hold or grip.
Grab ahold of the rope.
American Heritage
A hold.
Webster's New World

A hold, grip, grasp.

Wiktionary
adverb
(obsolete, nautical) To bring a ship to lie as near to the windward as it can to get out to sea.
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Idioms, Phrasal Verbs Related to Ahold

  • get ahold of

Origin of Ahold

  • a- +‎ hold

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Ahold Sentence Examples

  • Grab ahold of the rail so that you don't fall down the slippery ramp.

  • After hearing the pep talk, the football player took ahold of the ball and scored a touchdown.

  • Not all parents restrict their children from watching these kinds of movies, and kids, if they really want to, can get ahold of them to watch.

  • Party rentals are a great way to get ahold of the items you need for the ultimate event, without committing to permanent ownership.

  • This allowed the flames to take ahold, and the efforts of firemen soon became engaged in containing the fire's spread.

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Words Starting With

AAHAHO

Words Ending With

DLDOLD

Unscrambles

ahold

Words Starting With A and Ending With D

Starts With A & Ends With DStarts With AH & Ends With DStarts With A & Ends With LD

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5 Letter Words5 Letter Words Starting With A5 Letter Words Ending With D