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Webster Dictionary :: Handle
HAND'LE, v.t. [L. manus.] 1. To touch; to feel with the hand; to use or hold wit...
Webster Dictionary :: Handlanguage
HAND'LANGUAGE, n. The art of conversing by the hands. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Handkerchief
HAND'KERCHIEF, n. [hand and kerchief. See Kerchief .] 1. A piece of cloth, usual...
Webster Dictionary :: Handiwork
HAND'IWORK, n. [for hand-work.] Work of the hands; product of manual labor; manu...
Webster Dictionary :: Handiness
HAND'INESS, n. The ease of performance derived from practice; dexterity; adroitn...
Webster Dictionary :: Handily
HAND'ILY, adv. [See Handy .] With dexterity or skill; dexterously; adroitly. 1. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Handicraftsman
HAND'ICR`AFTSMAN, n. A man skilled or employed in manual occupation; a manufactu...
Webster Dictionary :: Handicraft
HAND'ICR`AFT, n. Manual occupation; work performed by the hand. 1. A man who obt...
Webster Dictionary :: Handgun
HAND'GUN, n. A gun to be used by the hand.
Webster Dictionary :: Handglass
HAND'GL`ASS, n. In gardening, a glass used for placing over, protecting and forw...
Webster Dictionary :: Handgallop
HAND'GALLOP, n. A slow and easy gallop, in which the hand presses the bridle to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Handful
HAND'FUL, n. As much as the hand will grasp or contain. 1. As much as the arms w...
Webster Dictionary :: Handfasting
HAND'F`ASTING, n. A kind of betrothing, or marriage contract. HAND'-FETTER , n. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Handfast
HAND'F`AST, n. Hold; custody; power of confining or keeping. HAND'F`AST , a. Fas...
Webster Dictionary :: Hander
HAND'ER, n. One who hands or transmits; a conveyer in succession.
Webster Dictionary :: Handed
HAND'ED, pp. Given or transmitted by the hands; conducted; furled. HAND'ED , a. ...
