handprint
- noun
- /ˈhændprɪnt/
- After the party, there was a colorful handprint on the wall, showing where the kids had fun playing.
- bloody handprint
- red handprint
- leave a handprint
They got rusted handprints from bloody hands touching it.
- They got rusted handprints from bloody hands touching it.
- Then up the stairs, blood, handprints, body marks where she's dragged herself upstairs.
- It's like the handprint and foot and you spin the dial.
- Then I left my mattress to inflate and came home to that handprint.
- And I'm like, who in the world put their shitty hands on the urinal and then like it just handprint.
Examples
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This one I had made when Caleb was just three weeks old, and they put his little handprint on the side of it.
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We made a special card using my daughter's handprint to celebrate her birthday.
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There was, like, a handprint on the wall.
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We are going to paint our hands and then put our handprint on our car.
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For my birthday, my son gave me a handprint.
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The only clue to what happened was a muddy handprint on the side of the tent.
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Tammy's kids are taking turns making handprints on the bus window.
Fiction book (1993) -
I found a baked-clay saucer with a tiny handprint pressed into it, and "Johnny 1968" scratched on the back.
Fiction book (1993) -
The camera points to several pairs of child's handprints in the sidewalk, then back to Andrew in close-up, smiling.
Fiction book (1993) -
The artist pressed her palm onto the canvas, leaving a unique handprint as part of her masterpiece.
Synonyms
A mark left on a surface by a hand, foot, or paw
A mark left on a surface when something presses into it
A mark made when something presses into a surface or the tool that makes it
Antonyms
How Clear
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Handprint is simply made from hand and print, where print means a 'mark' left when you press something. So a handprint is the mark your hand makes when you press it onto a surface.