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Definition of handle
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Handle
(n.) That of which use is made; the
instrument
for
effecting
a
purpose;
a tool.
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Cup
::
Cup (n.) A small
vessel,
used
commonly
to drink from; as, a tin cup, a
silver
cup, a wine cup;
especially,
in
modern
times,
the
pottery
or
porcelain
vessel,
commonly
with a
handle,
used with a
saucer
in
drinking
tea,
coffee,
and the
like..
Paw
::
Paw (v. t.) To pass the paw over; to
stroke
or
handle
with the paws;
hence,
to
handle
fondly
or
rudely..
Frow
::
Frow (n.) A
cleaving
tool with
handle
at right
angles
to the
blade,
for
splitting
cask
staves
and
shingles
from the
block;
a
frower..
Thole
::
Thole (n.) The pin, or
handle,
of a
scythe
snath..
Loggerhead
::
Loggerhead
(n.) A
spherical
mass of iron, with a long
handle,
used to heat tar..
Cocobolas
::
Cocobolas
(n.) A very
beautiful
and hard wood,
obtained
in the West India
Islands.
It is used in
cabinetmaking,
for the
handles
of
tools,
and for
various
fancy
articles..
Chandler
::
Chandler
(n.) A
dealer
in other
commodities,
which are
indicated
by a word
prefixed;
as, ship
chandler,
corn
chandler..
Stole
::
Steal (n.) A
handle;
a
stale,
or
stele..
Tractable
::
Tractable
(v. t.)
Capable
of being
handled;
palpable;
practicable;
feasible;
as,
tractable
measures..
Broom
::
Broom (n.) An
implement
for
sweeping
floors,
etc.,
commonly
made of the
panicles
or tops of broom corn, bound
together
or
attached
to a long
wooden
handle;
-- so
called
because
originally
made of the twigs of the
broom..
Pricker
::
Pricker
(n.) A small
marline
spike
having
generally
a
wooden
handle,
-- used in
sailmaking..
Pocketknife
::
Pocketknife
(n.) A knife with one or more
blades,
which fold into the
handle
so as to admit of being
carried
in the
pocket..
Shank
::
Shank (v.) That part of a hoe, rake,
knife,
or the like, by which it is
secured
to a
handle..
Rung
::
Rung (n.) One of the
radial
handles
projecting
from the rim of a
steering
wheel;
also, one of the pins or
trundles
of a
lantern
wheel..
Fondle
::
Fondle
(v.) To treat or
handle
with
tenderness
or in a
loving
manner;
to
caress;
as, a nurse
fondles
a
child..
Heel
::
Heel (n.) The part of any tool next the tang or
handle;
as, the heel of a
scythe..
Lacrosse
::
Lacrosse
(n.) A game of ball,
originating
among the North
American
Indians,
now the
popular
field sport of
Canada,
and
played
also in
England
and the
United
States.
Each
player
carries
a
long-handled
racket,
called
a
crosse.
The ball is not
handled
but
caught
with the
crosse
and
carried
on it, or
tossed
from it, the
object
being to carry it or throw it
through
one of the goals
placed
at
opposite
ends of the
field..
Amphora
::
Amphora
(n.) Among the
ancients,
a
two-handled
vessel,
tapering
at the
bottom,
used for
holding
wine, oil, etc..
Bill
::
Bill (n.) A
cutting
instrument,
with
hook-shaped
point,
and
fitted
with a
handle;
-- used in
pruning,
etc.; a
billhook.
When
short,
called
a hand bill, when long, a hedge
bill..
Oar
::
Oar (n) An
implement
for
impelling
a boat, being a
slender
piece of
timber,
usually
ash or
spruce,
with a grip or
handle
at one end and a broad blade at the
other.
The part which rests in the
rowlock
is
called
the
loom..
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