"grip-and-grin" meaning in English

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        "An event at which one is expected to smile and shake hands for a photograph."
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        "(colloquial) An event at which one is expected to smile and shake hands for a photograph."
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        "(colloquial) A photograph of people looking towards the camera and smiling while they shake hands, typically taken at such an event."
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