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Definition of handle
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of handle is as below...
Handle
(v. t.) To
manage
in
using,
as a spade or a
musket;
to
wield;
often,
to
manage
skillfully..
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Porter
::
Porter
(n.) A bar of iron or steel at the end of which a
forging
is made; esp., a long, large bar, to the end of which a heavy
forging
is
attached,
and by means of which the
forging
is
lifted
and
handled
in
hammering
and
heating;
--
called
also
porter
bar..
Palm
::
Palm (v. t.) To
handle.
Gargoulette
::
Gargoulette
(n.) A water
cooler
or jug with a
handle
and
spout;
a
gurglet.
Scale
::
Scale (n.) The thin
metallic
side plate of the
handle
of a
pocketknife.
See
Illust.
of
Pocketknife.
Darby
::
Darby (n.) A
plasterer's
float,
having
two
handles;
-- used in
smoothing
ceilings,
etc..
Helve
::
Helve (n.) The
handle
of an ax,
hatchet,
or
adze..
Fondle
::
Fondle
(v.) To treat or
handle
with
tenderness
or in a
loving
manner;
to
caress;
as, a nurse
fondles
a
child..
Ladle
::
Ladle (v. t.) A
cuplike
spoon,
often of large size, with a long
handle,
used in
lading
or
dipping..
Treat
::
Treat (v. i.) To
discourse;
to
handle
a
subject
in
writing
or
speaking;
to make
discussion;
--
usually
with of; as,
Cicero
treats
of old age and of
duties..
Rakestale
::
Rakestale
(n.) The
handle
of a rake.
Manual
::
Manual
(a.) A small book, such as may be
carried
in the hand, or
conveniently
handled;
a
handbook;
specifically,
the
service
book of the Roman
Catholic
Church..
Chandler
::
Chandler
(n.) A maker or
seller
of
candles.
Coehorn
::
Coehorn
(n.) A small
bronze
mortar
mounted
on a
wooden
block with
handles,
and light
enough
to be
carried
short
distances
by two men..
Handle
::
Handle
(v. i.) To use the
hands.
Staff
::
Staff (n.) A long piece of wood; a
stick;
the long
handle
of an
instrument
or
weapon;
a pole or
srick,
used for many
purposes;
as, a
surveyor's
staff;
the staff of a spear or
pike..
Whipstick
::
Whipstick
(n.) Whip
handle;
whipstock.
Handwheel
::
Handwheel
(n.) Any wheel
worked
by hand; esp., one the rim of which
serves
as the
handle
by which a
valve,
car
brake,
or other part is
adjusted..
Handle
::
Handle
(n.) That of which use is made; the
instrument
for
effecting
a
purpose;
a tool.
Axe
::
Axe (n.) A tool or
instrument
of
steel,
or of iron with a steel edge or
blade,
for
felling
trees,
chopping
and
splitting
wood,
hewing
timber,
etc. It is
wielded
by a
wooden
helve or
handle,
so fixed in a
socket
or eye as to be in the same plane with the
blade.
The
broadax,
or
carpenter's
ax, is an ax for
hewing
timber,
made
heavier
than the
chopping
ax, and with a
broader
and
thinner
blade and a
shorter
handle..
Tweedle
::
Tweedle
(v. t.) To
handle
lightly;
-- said with
reference
to
awkward
fiddling;
hence,
to
influence
as if by
fiddling;
to coax; to
allure..
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