to handcraft
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3.7
- verb
- /ˈhændˌkræft/
:
hacer a mano
- handcrafted furniture
These things are almost handcrafted, which means the costs are way higher.
- These things are almost handcrafted, which means the costs are way higher.
Examples
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And I found recipes that I'm going to handcraft myself to serve our guests.
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A lot of our inventory is handcrafted by talented local designers and artists.
Blog text (17) -
Blue Nile's bench Jewelers will then handcraft that perfect piece to your specifications.
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Take a look at some of the beautiful handcrafted furniture that Eric constructs in his workshop above the store.
Academic text (2001) -
Try Globe-Trotter, a British company that has been handcrafting suitcases since the nineteenth century.
Blog text (1) -
The artisan will handcraft each piece of furniture to ensure the highest quality.
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She loves to handcraft unique gifts for her friends using natural materials.
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At the workshop, he learned to handcraft toys from recycled wood.
Synonyms
170
3.2
To make something by hand with skill
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6.5
To make pots or bowls by shaping clay with your hands without using a wheel
To make or finish something by hand
To make a pot or bowl by hand without using a potter's wheel
Antonyms
How Skillful
Surface Forms
Etymology
Handcraft comes from the simple parts hand ('by hand') and craft ('skill' or 'work'). So to handcraft something is to make it carefully by hand using skill.