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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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Start
::
Start (v. i.) The
handle,
or tail, of a plow; also, any long
handle..
Handle
::
Handle
(n.) That of which use is made; the
instrument
for
effecting
a
purpose;
a tool.
Fondle
::
Fondle
(v.) To treat or
handle
with
tenderness
or in a
loving
manner;
to
caress;
as, a nurse
fondles
a
child..
Fork
::
Fork (n.) An
instrument
consisting
of a
handle
with a shank
terminating
in two or more
prongs
or
tines,
which are
usually
of
metal,
parallel
and
slightly
curved;
-- used from
piercing,
holding,
taking
up, or
pitching
anything..
Skillet
::
Skillet
(n.) A small
vessel
of iron,
copper,
or other
metal,
with a
handle,
used for
culinary
purpose,
as for
stewing
meat..
Palm
::
Palm (v. t.) To
handle.
Goblet
::
Goblet
(n.) A kind of cup or
drinking
vessel
having
a foot or
standard,
but
without
a
handle..
Tang
::
Tang (n.) The part of a
knife,
fork, file, or other small
instrument,
which is
inserted
into the
handle..
Bell Jar
::
Bell jar () A glass
vessel,
varying
in size, open at the
bottom
and
closed
at the top like a bell, and
having
a knob or
handle
at the top for
lifting
it. It is used for a great
variety
of
purposes;
as, with the air pump, and for
holding
gases,
also for
keeping
the dust from
articles
exposed
to
view..
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..
Bipennis
::
Bipennis
(n.) An ax with an edge or blade on each side of the
handle.
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..
Ferrule
::
Ferrule
(n.) A ring or cap of metal put round a cane, tool,
handle,
or other
similar
object,
to
strengthen
it, or
prevent
splitting
and
wearing..
Manubrium
::
Manubrium
(n.) A
handlelike
process
or part; esp., the
anterior
segment
of the
sternum,
or
presternum,
and the
handlelike
process
of the
malleus..
Mustaiba
::
Mustaiba
(n.) A
close-grained,
neavy wood of a
brownish
color,
brought
from
Brazil,
and used in
turning,
for
making
the
handles
of
tools,
and the
like..
Snatch
::
Snatch
(n.) The
handle
of a
scythe;
a
snead.
Spud
::
Spud (n.) A
sharp,
narrow
spade,
usually
with a long
handle,
used by
farmers
for
digging
up
large-rooted
weeds;
a
similarly
shaped
implement
used for
various
purposes..
Slice
::
Slice (v. t.) A plate of iron with a
handle,
forming
a kind of
chisel,
or a
spadelike
implement,
variously
proportioned,
and used for
various
purposes,
as for
stripping
the
planking
from a
vessel's
side, for
cutting
blubber
from a
whale,
or for
stirring
a fire of
coals;
a slice bar; a peel; a fire
shovel..
Tiller
::
Tiller
(n.) The
stalk,
or
handle,
of a
crossbow;
also,
sometimes,
the bow
itself..
Scissors
::
Scissors
(n. pl.) A
cutting
instrument
resembling
shears,
but
smaller,
consisting
of two
cutting
blades
with
handles,
movable
on a pin in the
center,
by which they are held
together.
Often
called
a pair of
scissors..
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