| panic grip | 2.04 | Panic has gripped the House leadership. | ||
| fear grip | 1.91 | Fear gripped me. | ||
| fever grip | 1.38 | Hockey fever grips Atlanta. | ||
| hand grip | 1.32 | Strong hands gripped her shoulders. | ||
| violence grip | 0.99 | Soon, the country was gripped by violence. | ||
| tension grip | 0.79 | But tension still grips the city, the NNI said. | ||
| case grip | 0.72 | The case has gripped Ukrainians for years. | ||
| chaos grip | 0.72 | Chaos still gripped Dili, and it was impossible to verify the report. | ||
| chill grip | 0.72 | Bitter chill will grip the Northeast Saturday. | ||
| crisis grip | 0.66 | Political crisis grips country. | ||
| finger grip | 0.59 | Gloved fingers grip handlebars. | ||
| weather grip | 0.53 | Unsettled weather will grip much of the Northeast. | ||
| drought grip | 0.46 | Large areas of the country have been gripped by drought recently. | ||
| sense grip | 0.46 | A sense of fatality gripped her. | ||
| story grip | 0.46 | The story was gripping. | ||
| anarchy grip | 0.39 | Though rebels have formed their own local councils, anarchy still gripped the south as armed gangs looted and robbed. | ||
| unrest grip | 0.33 | Unrest gripped the city as the people nervously awaited the expected bombardment. | ||
| battle grip | 0.26 | As a sequel, their battle gripped the crowd for an hour and a quarter in Ashe Stadium. | ||
| condition grip | 0.26 | In Georgia, severe or extreme drought conditions grip most of the state. | ||
| insurrection grip | 0.26 | Insurrection grips the south of the impoverished Balkan republic where anti-government protesters have seized control of large areas. |