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Synonym for hand [verb]

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hand [noun]

means "person"
workman, helper, worker, hired hand

hand [noun]

means "body"
fist, palm, grip, grasp, hold, paw, duke

hand [noun]

means "assistance"
help, guidance, aid, instruction
Further results for the word "hand"

antenna [noun]

means "feeler"
tentacle, finger, hand, claw

clapping [noun]

means "acclaim"
hand

extremity [noun]

means "appendage"
hand, foot

feeler [noun]

means "antenna"
tentacle, finger, hand, claw

forefoot [noun]

means "paw"
pad, claw, talon, hand, hoof

hoof [noun]

means "forefoot"
pad, claw, talon, hand, paw

hurrah [noun]

means "acclaim"
hand

labourer [noun]

means "worker"
artisan, hand, operative

operative [noun]

means "worker"
artisan, hand, labourer, workman

ovation [noun]

means "acclaim"
hand

paw [noun]

means "forefoot"
pad, claw, talon, hand, hoof

worker [noun]

means "person"
operative, artisan, hand, labourer

at hand [adjective]

means "convenient"
available, nearby, handy, accessible

hand out [verb]

means "allot"
deliver, deal, disseminate, ration, apportion, assign, dispense

handbag [noun]

means "purse"
bag

handball [noun]

means "sport"
game

handbill [noun]

means "advertisement"
notice, circular, billboard, publication, placard, poster, sign

handbook [noun]

means "course book"
textbook, manual, text

handcuff [verb]

means "shackle"
restrain, bind, fetter, chain, hold, tie up, imprison

handhold [noun]

means "grasp"
hold, grip, clutch, purchase, squeeze, fist

handicap [verb]

means "impose a handicap"
encumber, retard, hinder, disfavour, impair

handicap [noun]

means "physical impairment"
impairment, injury, affliction, impediment, infirmity, embarrassment

handicap [noun]

means "impediment"
disadvantage, limitation, block, set-back, hindrance, obstacle, detriment

handicapped [adjective]

means "physically disabled"
crippled, blind, deaf, paraplegic, quadriplegic

handicapped [adjective]

means "impeded"
impaired, burdened


handiwork [noun]

means "art"
occupation, calling, career, handicraft, work, craft


handle [verb]

means "trade"
do business, wheel and deal, market, retail, sell, deal

handle [verb]

means "activity"
ply, manipulate, manage, wield, adjust, examine, feel, control, deal with, manage, operate, work, supervise, manipulate, advise

handle [noun]

means "thing"
handgrip, handhold, crank, holder, hilt, knob, doorknob, ear

handled [adjective]

means "touched"
rubbed


handmaid [noun]

means "servant"
chambermaid, maid, domestic

handout [noun]

means "financial assistance"
assistance, aid, welfare, dole, backing, subsidy, charity

handsome [adjective]

means "virile"
dapper, clean-cut, athletic, jaunty, robust, slick

handsome [adjective]

means "noble"
generous, princely, gracious, magnanimous

handsome [adjective]

means "large"
ample, full, considerable, generous, liberal, magnanimous

handsome [adjective]

means "comely"
admirable, aristocratic, elegant, fine, beautiful

handwriting [noun]

means "penmanship"
writing, lettering, graphology, printing

handy [adjective]

means "skilful"
adept, able, dexterous, apt, ingenious, expert, resourceful

handy [adjective]

means "convenient"
nearby, accessible, at hand, available

handy [adjective]

means "beneficial"
helpful, useful, advantageous, valuable, profitable, conducive, gainful

handyman [noun]

means "hired man for odd jobs"
hired man, workman, labourer, jack-of-all-trades, helper, mister fix-it

openhanded [adjective]

means "generous"
free, bounteous, bountiful, munificent, handsome

Jack-of-all-trades [noun]

means "hired hand for odd jobs"
hired hand, worker, labourer, handyman, helper, mister fix-it

accessible [adjective]

means "convenient"
nearby, handy, at hand, available

advertisement [noun]

means "announcement"
endorsement, publicity, broadside, handbill, notice

aid [noun]

means "finance"
financial assistance, handout, welfare, dole, backing, subsidy

announcement [noun]

means "printed matter"
circular, brochure, leaflet, prospectus, handbill, pamphlet

axle [noun]

means "rod"
bar, shank, handle, pole, cane, shaft

bail [noun]

means "grip"
lift, wire, handle, hoop

bible [noun]

means "religion"
scripture, old testament, new testament, handbook, text, guidebook

bill [noun]

means "thing"
announcement, advertisement, broadside, bulletin, circular, handbill

billboard [noun]

means "advertisement"
handbill, circular, notice, publication, placard, poster

booklet [noun]

means "pamphlet"
tract, brochure, leaflet, circular, broadside, handbill

broadside [noun]

means "announcement"
endorsement, publicity, advertisement, handbill, notice

brochure [noun]

means "printed matter"
circular, announcement, leaflet, prospectus, handbill, pamphlet

burden [verb]

means "encumber"
handicap

cane [noun]

means "rod"
bar, shank, handle, pole, shaft, axle

chain [verb]

means "activity"
shackle, restrain, bind, fetter, handcuff, hold


chambermaid [noun]

means "servant"
maid, handmaid, domestic

circular [noun]

means "leaflet"
handbill, pamphlet, broadside, advertisement

clever [adjective]

means "characteristic"
alert, astute, graceful, keen, handy, adroit

collect [verb]

means "settle"
negotiate, receive, handle, manage, dun, bill

conducive [adjective]

means "beneficial"
helpful, useful, advantageous, valuable, profitable, handy

convenient [adjective]

means "available"
handy

craft [noun]

means "art"
occupation, calling, career, handicraft, work, handiwork

crank [noun]

means "handgrip"
handhold, handle, holder, hilt, knob, doorknob

crop [noun]

means "thing"
handle, shank, haft, grip, butt, knob

deal [verb]

means "allocation"
allot, deliver, hand out, disseminate, ration, apportion

dealings [noun]

means "transactions"
business, handling, sale, trade

disadvantage [noun]

means "drawback"
obstacle, hindrance, handicap, inconvenience

distribute [verb]

means "issue"
give out, allot, share, disburse, parcel, hand out

dole [noun]

means "financial assistance"
assistance, handout, welfare, aid, backing, subsidy

domestic [adjective]

means "home-made"
handcrafted

doorknob [noun]

means "handgrip"
handhold, crank, holder, hilt, knob, handle

dray [noun]

means "cart"
hand truck, wagon, van, dolly, barrow, vehicle

efficient [adjective]

means "useful"
handy, expedient, fitting, suitable, adequate, serviceable

fair [adjective]

means "attraction"
fair-skinned, charming, beautiful, comely, handsome, lovely

feel [verb]

means "activity"
examine, explore, handle, manipulate, finger, grip

finger [verb]

means "activity"
touch, toy with, handle, manipulate, palpate, point out

fist [noun]

means "grasp"
hold, handhold, clutch, purchase, squeeze, grip

gainful [adjective]

means "beneficial"
handy

give [verb]

means "action"
donate, offer, present, hand out, set forth, show

govern [verb]

means "activity"
manage, handle, direct, guide, superintend, supervise

gratuity [noun]

means "compensation for service"
tip, compensation, consideration, reward, handout, perquisite

grip [noun]

means "on a handlebar"
handle, twist grip, knob, knocker, handgrip, ear

grip [noun]

means "grasp"
hold, handhold, clutch, purchase, squeeze, fist

grope [verb]

means "examine"
explore, handle, manipulate, finger, grip, clutch

hamstring [verb]

means "injure leg tendon"
injure, disable, hurt, lame, weaken, handicap

hilt [noun]

means "handgrip"
handhold, crank, holder, handle, knob, doorknob

home-made [adjective]

means "domestic"
handcrafted

homespun [adjective]

means "made at home"
handcrafted, domestic

invalid [adjective]

means "bedridden"
sick, sickly, disabled, infirm, convalescent, handicapped

jaunty [adjective]

means "virile"
dapper, clean-cut, athletic, handsome, robust, slick

knob [noun]

means "handle"
grip, handhold, doorknob, pull, dial, control

knocker [noun]

means "thing"
handle, twist grip, knob, grip, handgrip, ear

leaflet [noun]

means "printed matter"
circular, brochure, announcement, prospectus, handbill, pamphlet

liability [noun]

means "disadvantage"
handicap, burden, encumbrance, misfortune, vulnerability

liberal [adjective]

means "generous"
ample, abundant, handsome, beneficent, bounteous, bountiful

maid [noun]

means "servant"
chambermaid, handmaid, domestic

maidservant [noun]

means "maid"
chambermaid, servant, domestic, handmaid, nurse

manacle [noun]

means "chains"
chain, bond, shackle, handcuff, fetter, iron

manage [verb]

means "education"
handle, dominate, influence, train

maneuver [verb]

means "scheme"
intrigue, contrive, machinate, finesse, handle

manual [noun]

means "language"
guidebook, handbook, textbook, text, guide, primer

neckerchief [noun]

means "hankie"
handkerchief, kerchief, scarf, headband, wipe, tissue

notice [noun]

means "thing"
advertisement, handbill, circular, billboard, publication, placard

on call [adjective]

means "available"
accessible, ready, handy

operate [verb]

means "work"
drive, act, behave, handle, run, turn

operation [noun]

means "procedure"
act, action, execution, deed, manipulation, handling

overload [verb]

means "encumber"
handicap

oversight [noun]

means "supervision"
care, conduct, charge, handling, control, direction

palpate [verb]

means "touch"
toy with, handle, manipulate, finger, point out, designate

pamphlet [noun]

means "booklet"
tract, brochure, leaflet, circular, broadside, handbill

paraplegic [adjective]

means "physically disabled"
handicapped, quadriplegic

penmanship [noun]

means "writing"
handwriting, lettering, graphology, printing

perquisite [noun]

means "compensation for service"
gratuity, compensation, consideration, reward, handout, tip

ply [verb]

means "utilize"
handle, bend

pommel [noun]

means "knob"
protuberance, protrusion, handle, grip, hilt, horn

poster [noun]

means "thing"
advertisement, handbill, circular, billboard, publication, placard

prepossessing [adjective]

means "attractive"
captivating, pleasing, appealing, charming, handsome, pleasant

printed matter [noun]

means "announcement"
circular, brochure, leaflet, prospectus, handbill, pamphlet

prospectus [noun]

means "announcement"
notice, report, flier, handbill, circular, advertisement

quadriplegic [adjective]

means "physically disabled"
paraplegic, handicapped

retail [verb]

means "trade"
do business, wheel and deal, market, handle, sell, deal

rummage [noun]

means "odds and ends"
miscellany, hotchpotch, scraps, old clothes, hand-me-downs

scribble [noun]

means "scrawl"
handwriting, scratch, scrabble

set forth [verb]

means "donate"
offer, present, hand out, give, show, issue

shackle [verb]

means "bind"
handcuff

shackle [noun]

means "chains"
chain, bond, manacle, handcuff, fetter, iron

shaft [noun]

means "rod"
bar, shank, handle, pole, cane, axle

skill [noun]

means "trade"
art, occupation, craft, vocation, job, handicraft

stock [noun]

means "thing"
handle, haft

stunning [adjective]

means "beautiful"
dazzling, gorgeous, charming, exquisite, handsome, magnificent

subsidy [noun]

means "financial assistance"
assistance, handout, welfare, dole, backing, aid

tatters [noun]

means "rags"
old clothes, remnants, hand-me-downs, shreds, patches

text [noun]

means "thing"
textbook, manual, handbook

textbook [noun]

means "guidebook"
handbook, manual, text, guide, primer

tip [noun]

means "compensation"
gratuity, consideration, reward, handout, perquisite, gift

touch [verb]

means "feeling"
palpate, rub, stroke, pat, pet, handle

touch [noun]

means "impact"
contact, handling, contiguity, caress, stroke, pat

toy with [verb]

means "touch"
finger, handle, manipulate, palpate, point out, designate

treat [verb]

means "trade"
handle, bargain, negotiate, come to terms, deal, serve

truck [noun]

means "hand truck"
cart, dray, handbarrow, wheelbarrow, dumpcart, grocery cart

understanding [noun]

means "comprehension"
intelligence, cognition, handle, grasp, grip, awareness

unhealthy [adjective]

means "diseased"
ill, sickly, delicate, feeble, handicapped, afflicted

use [verb]

means "activity"
treat, manage, handle, deal with, act toward, behave toward

use [noun]

means "process"
handling, treatment, usage

useful [adjective]

means "property"
practical, functional, practicable, handy, workable, utilitarian

utilitarian [adjective]

means "practical"
functional, practicable, handy, workable, useful

vulnerability [noun]

means "disadvantage"
handicap, burden, encumbrance, misfortune, liability

weigh down [verb]

means "encumber"
handicap

wield [verb]

means "use"
exercise, handle, utilise, utilize, operate, hold

work [verb]

means "activity"
operate, run, manage, control, handle, drive

workman [noun]

means "worker"
artisan, craftsman, skilled worker, master, handworker, working man

writing [noun]

means "penmanship"
handwriting, lettering, graphology, printing

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