| handstand |
an act of balancing the body on the hands with the feet extended upward. |
| hand-to-hand |
involving physical contact between opponents, as in military combat. |
| hand-to-mouth |
offering or providing only the barest necessities. |
| hand to mouth |
in a way that provides only for one's barest needs at the present time without any provision for the future. |
| hand truck |
a small vehicle with two wheels and handles for moving heavy things. |
| handwork |
work done by hand rather than by machine. |
| handwoven |
woven by hand, as a basket, or woven on a handloom. |
| handwriting |
writing produced by hand, as with a pen or pencil. [2 definitions] |
| handy |
easily available or accessible. [3 definitions] |
| handyman |
a person with a variety of skills, usu. at a low level, that can be used on small jobs. |
| hang |
to suspend from a point above. [17 definitions] |
| hangable |
combined form of hang. |
| hangar |
a shelter for aircraft. |
| hang around |
to spend time in a place, or near another person, for little or no apparent purpose. [2 definitions] |
| hangdog |
pertaining to an appearance of shame, dejection, or humiliation. |
| hanger |
one who hangs something. [3 definitions] |
| hanger-on |
one who attaches himself or herself to a person or group in hope of personal advantage. |
| hang glider |
a large kitelike apparatus used for sailing in the air, usu. with a harness and handle for one person. |
| hanging |
the act, process, or instance of executing a person by means of suspending the body from a rope attached around the neck. [5 definitions] |
| hang in the balance |
to be very uncertain. |
| hangman |
the person who hangs those condemned to die by hanging; executioner. |