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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
(n.) That part of
vessels,
instruments,
etc., which is held in the hand when used or
moved,
as the haft of a
sword,
the knob of a door, the bail of a
kettle,
etc..
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Grope
::
Grope (v. i.) To feel with or use the
hands;
to
handle.
Chandlery
::
Chandlery
(n.)
Commodities
sold by a
chandler.
Cultivator
::
Cultivator
(n.) An
agricultural
implement
used in the
tillage
of
growing
crops,
to
loosen
the
surface
of the earth and kill the
weeds;
esp., a
triangular
frame set with small
shares,
drawn by a horse and by
handles..
Swab
::
Swab (n.) A bit of
sponge,
cloth,
or the like,
fastened
to a
handle,
for
cleansing
the mouth of a sick
person,
applying
medicaments
to
deep-seated
parts,
etc..
Cittern-head
::
Cittern-head
(n.)
Blockhead;
dunce;
-- so
called
because
the
handle
of a
cittern
usually
ended with a
carved
head.
Beetlestock
::
Beetlestock
(n.) The
handle
of a
beetle.
Paw
::
Paw (v. t.) To pass the paw over; to
stroke
or
handle
with the paws;
hence,
to
handle
fondly
or
rudely..
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..
Spoon
::
Spoon (n.) An
implement
consisting
of a small bowl
(usually
a
shallow
oval) with a
handle,
used
especially
in
preparing
or
eating
food..
Taste
::
Taste (v. t.) To try by the
touch;
to
handle;
as, to taste a bow..
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..
Corncutter
::
Corncutter
(n.) An
implement
consisting
of a long
blade,
attached
to a
handle
at
nearly
a right
angle,
used for
cutting
down the
stalks
of
Indian
corn..
Bolster
::
Bolster
(n.) The
metallic
end of a
pocketknife
handle.
Burin
::
Burin (n.) The
cutting
tool of an
engraver
on
metal,
used in line
engraving.
It is made of
tempered
steel,
one end being
ground
off
obliquely
so as to
produce
a sharp
point,
and the other end
inserted
in a
handle;
a
graver;
also, the
similarly
shaped
tool used by
workers
in
marble..
Loggerhead
::
Loggerhead
(n.) A
spherical
mass of iron, with a long
handle,
used to heat tar..
Flesher
::
Flesher
(n.) A
two-handled,
convex,
blunt-edged
knife,
for
scraping
hides;
a
fleshing
knife..
Shaft
::
Shaft (n.) That which
resembles
in some
degree
the stem or
handle
of an arrow or a
spear;
a long,
slender
part,
especially
when
cylindrical..
Deadlatch
::
Deadlatch
(n.) A kind of latch whose bolt may be so
locked
by a
detent
that it can not be
opened
from the
inside
by the
handle,
or from the
outside
by the latch key..
Handle
::
Handle
(v. t.) To
treat;
to use, well or ill..
Jug
::
"Jug (n.) A
vessel,
usually
of
coarse
earthenware,
with a
swelling
belly and
narrow
mouth,
and
having
a
handle
on one
side..
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