handyman
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2.7
- noun
- /ˈhændɪˌmæn/
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- When my sink started leaking, I called a handyman to fix it quickly.
- hire a handyman
- handyman jobs
- handyman work
Jay, if you're a handyman, you got this on the job.
- Jay, if you're a handyman, you got this on the job.
- He's a handyman, never really had a really steady job.
- And in Colorado he hung out his shingle as a handyman.
- Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, framing, roofing, handyman work.
- And it has shifted the way that I relate to men in the world, whether it's literally my handyman or my uncle.
- Plumbers, the need for plumbers and handymen.
- My husband, like, used to do handyman work at the little gym so that Billy could have gymnastics classes.
- What keywords could be like motivated as is investor, TLC, handyman picks up all that kind of stuff, right?
- Everything the homeowner has touched, the homeowner handyman has either been half done or inappropriately done.
- Damon did handyman when he did the the the what about the suicide genius?
- I I have a a guy that that basically does other things for me, kind of like handyman type guy.
Examples
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My husband, like, used to do handyman work at the little gym so that Billy could have gymnastics classes.
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Your handyman was at the same convention!
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"I would have gone over the file at my office, but the handyman called."
Fiction book (2000) -
Which is why I am a handyman.
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I'd not be much of a handyman with one hand.
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Of course, I knew that my institute mate was a born handyman.
Fiction book (2002) -
I just booked a handyman guy on TaskRabbit.
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He's a handyman, never really had a really steady job.
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The two meet accidentally in an art gallery where Luis works as a clerk and general handyman.
Academic text (1990) -
I am a personal assistant, cleaner, cook, counselor, taxi service, gardener, handyman, all rolled into one package.
Blog text (19)
Synonyms
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2.7
A person who fixes broken machines and equipment
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2.5
A person who fixes and looks after buildings and equipment
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3.6
A skilled worker who repairs things in houses and apartments
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3.2
A skilled worker who does building or repair work
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3.9
A man who does small repair jobs around the home
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3.0
A person who fixes broken things, often as a job
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3.2
A person who repairs machines or home appliances
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5.3
A woman who fixes things and does small jobs around the house
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5.2
A person who does many different jobs and fills in when needed
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4.3
A person who can do many different jobs but is not an expert
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A person who does skilled physical work like an electrician or carpenter
A woman who fixes machines, equipment, or buildings
A man trained to do a certain trade like a carpenter
Antonyms
How Skilled
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Morphology
Etymology
The word handyman comes from the simple parts hand and man, where 'hand' suggests 'work with the hands' and 'man' means 'person'. So a handyman is someone who is 'handy' and can do many repairs and odd jobs around the home.