hand
- noun
- /hænd/
- Specialized
- They sent what they still had on hand.
Examples
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We stood about 15 1/2 hands high; we were just as good for riding as for driving.
Fiction book (1996) -
At almost 18 hands, he's as big as he is fast.
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How many hands high is your horse?
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Yeah, about 13 hands high and cute as a bug's ear.
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Sir Buldram loomed a head over Kedrigern and extended a hand's breadth wider on either side.
Fiction book (2002) -
The horse is measured to be fifteen hands tall at the withers.
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He won the competition with a horse that stood at over seventeen hands high.
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When buying a horse, it's important to know how many hands it is tall.
Idioms
To do something with your hands, for example writing or making things, instead of with a machine
Know a place or thing very well because you have seen it many times
- Informal
In a humble and respectful way when you ask for something or admit a mistake
- Informal
Show too much confidence and take risks that make you lose your advantage
- Offensive
A rude phrase with a hand gesture that tells someone you will not listen
- Informal
Put someone into a difficult situation they cannot control because of bad luck
- Informal
To put someone into a bad or difficult situation because of bad luck
- Offensive
A rude way to say someone is in an embarrassing situation and unprepared
Compounds
- Offensive
A sexual act where one person uses a hand to touch a man's penis for pleasure
- Informal
A way of showing too much worry by repeatedly twisting or clasping the hands
A thing you hold and use with your hands, not powered by a machine, like a hammer or screwdriver
Striking the palms of your hands together repeatedly to show approval or admiration
A form of football where another player stops someone by touching them with both hands
- US
A secret criminal group that extorted people and used violence in Italian American neighborhoods
How Long
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hand as a unit of length comes from using the width of a human hand to measure height, which became the fixed measure of about four inches.