handicapped
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6.1
- adjective
- /ˈhændɪˌkæpt/
- Slur
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minusválido (antiguo, ofensivo)
- They had another child and they just found out that this child is probably going to have the same challenges that their handicapped child has.
- handicapped children
- education for the handicapped
- visually handicapped
And then even the, even those people in even Germans who were mentally handicapped or yeah.
- And then even the, even those people in even Germans who were mentally handicapped or yeah.
- And I think The only exception for a carve out in a parking lot is the handicapped parking space.
- And if you know anybody who is in a wheelchair who's ever gone to Disneyland, it is one of the best design parks for handicapped, disabled.
- They had another child and they just found out that this child is probably going to have the same challenges that their handicapped child has.
- We are we we we are handicapped, but.
- It's so on demand transportation for the handicapped and and other groups.
- I think he makes himself appear as if he's limited or handicapped limited.
- But please, please, when you see somebody who's handicapped, don't fucking break your neck.
- If you're in a gang bang and a handicapped person shows up, they fuck first, you know?
Examples
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She was handicapped, as you know, but otherwise in reasonably good health.
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I'm just looking out for our handicapped friend.
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So in front, right in front of the house was a handicapped van.
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Hey, park in that handicapped spot.
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Regarding the effects of homework for the handicapped, there have been few studies.
Academic text (1990) -
Your vehicle is in a handicapped zone, if you didn't notice.
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Handicapped persons or persons in need of special assistance.
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We have used a number of techniques and approaches to integrate handicapped and non-handicapped students successfully.
Academic text (1991) -
Provide training to staff members on effective practices for integrating the handicapped and non-handicapped.
Academic text (1991) -
The school has special resources for handicapped students to help them succeed academically.
Synonyms
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2.3
Having a long-term physical or mental condition that limits movement and daily activities
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4.4
Not working well because of damage or weakness
Antonyms
Compounds
- Slur
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3.4
A person who has a physical, mental, or social difficulty that limits daily activities
How Handicapped
- Slur
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6.1
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Handicapped comes from an old phrase 'hand in cap' and the shorter word handicap, which first meant a rule to make a trade fair by giving someone 'a disadvantage'. So, people used handicapped to mean someone with a physical or mental disadvantage, but today this word is considered offensive and outdated, so use 'disabled' or 'person with a disability' instead.