| The white polo neck, once the domain of slightly gropey ski instructors, is the new white shirt. |
| Likewise, certain kinds of men who are on our side are let off with being laddy, gropey, handsy because, hell knows, the other lot are worse. |
| The scene was rendered with less gropey lust but more breathlessly passionate weirdness in the recently reissued 1967 adaptation. |
| Instead, we turned to gropey screen idols like Terry Thomas as the archetypical cravat man, while in the 1970s, the deliciously camp walking man-rug Jason King was master of the seductive neckpiece. |
| Although he was relatively professional with me, he was awfully gropey with women he was interested in. |
| Indeed, I often put up my hand if someone requests a volunteer for audience participation, but this experience was excessively hands-on, really sort of gropey. |
