Reverse Dictionary: CLASP

ADJECTIVES
1816 — CLIPSOME fit to be clasped or embraced 

NOUNS
1000 — DALK a clasp, pin, brooch, buckle → obs.
1300 — HASPEDE a clasp, a hook → obs.
1300 — TACK a clasp; a buckle, a hook, a nail; that which fastens one thing to another, or things together → obs.
1602 — TWINE an embrace, a clasping → obs.
1615 — KEEP a clasp or similar fastening → obs.
1772 — TASH → TATCH a clasp; a buckle, ribbon, or fastening for clothes; a pendant → Sc.
1904 — SCLASP a clasp; the act of clasping → Sc. obs. (Bk.)

VERBS
1000 — BECLIP to clasp, to embrace, to fold in the arms → arch.
1000 — LATCH to clasp, to embrace; to take hold of, to grasp, to seize, esp. with the hand or claws → obs.
1200 — BELAP to clasp, to enfold, to envelop; to environ, to surround → obs.
1200 — FANG to clasp, to embrace; to lay hold of; to grasp; to hold; to seize → obs.
1300 — HALCH to clasp in one’s arms, to embrace → obs.
1300 — HASP to clasp, to embrace → obs.
1350 — LAP to clasp, to embrace; to fold in the arms → obs.
1440 — FATHOM to clasp or embrace a person → obs.
1513 — FAIK to clasp, to enfold → Sc. obs.
1525 — AMPLECT to clasp, to embrace → obs.
1543 — AMPLEX to clasp, to embrace → obs.
1904 — SCLASP to clasp → Sc. obs. (Bk.)