This is a place for discussing the definition of the following term:  N.B.K.Grip_Wrap

N.Grip_Wrap(around .Body, curve right, finish front) -- A .Grip_Wrap is a type of .Wrap which is intended to create a gripping action rather than a separation when both sides of the .Wrap are .Loaded in a direction perpendicular to the .Wrap.  Traditionally referred to as a Half Hitch.

        A .Grip_Wrap consists of the following parts:

          .Grip_Wrap_Leg1 -- The "leg" of the .Grip_Wrap BEFORE the .Cord curves around the object.  This is the first "leg" you would reach by tracing the .Cord from .Body to .Tail_End.

          .Grip_Wrap_Curve -- The part of the .Grip_Wrap which curves around the object and which is BETWEEN the two "legs."

          .Grip_Wrap_Leg2 -- The "leg" of the .Grip_Wrap AFTER the .Cord curves around the object.

      .Grip_Wrap can be used with the following two-word parameters (in any order):  The "around" parameter specifies the object around which the .Cord is wrapped, such as "around tree" or "around .Body."  The "curve" parameter indicates the initial direction in which the .Cord travels when it starts curving around the object.  The "finish" parameter indicates whether .Grip_Wrap_Leg2 crosses .Grip_Wrap_Leg1 in front or behind or right or left or above or below.