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Hand, v. a.
Hand and glove. Very intimate, very friendly, very familiar. Handbook, n. Manual. Hand-breadth, n. Palm, hand, four inches. Handcuff, n. Manacle, hand-fetter. Handcuff, v. a. Manacle. Hand down. Transmit in succession. Hand-fetter, n. Handcuff, manacle. Handful, n. Maniple. Handicraft, n. Manual occupation, trade. Handicraftsman, n. Artisan, mechanic, artificer, workman, hand, craftsman. Hand in hand. Conjointly, unitedly, in union. Handiwork, n. Work, workmanship, manufacture, hand. Handle, v. a.
Handle, n.
Handmaid, Handmaiden, n. Maid-servant, female servant. |
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