one-handed
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- adjective
- /ˈwʌnˌhændɪd/
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con una mano
- In the morning, Owen cracks eggs one-handed into my iron skillet.
- one-handed catch
- one-handed grab
- one-handed backhand
And also it's one handed, so you can do all the action like this with one hand.
- And also it's one handed, so you can do all the action like this with one hand.
Examples
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All right, ready one handed with that wrist guard actually works so well.
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Which is much easier than one-handed teaching with a baby on your lap.
Blog text (3) -
I can use this one handed and with no real issue, and this is a bigger phone.
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So this is designed to be used one handed spring loaded.
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At the plate, Job learned to bunt one-handed and usually beat the throw to first.
Fiction book (1998) -
These are speed clamps, so you can operate them one handed and draw them in and clamp stuff down.
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Virtually every daring pass is one-handed; the best weren't afraid to use 'em.
Blog text (21) -
I backed the Buick to turn, steering one-handed, and peered along the road.
Fiction book (1993) -
Lifting one foot at a time, he stripped off his stockings one-handed and tossed them onto the bedroom stool.
Fiction book (1992) -
I can use this phone with one-handed controls, making it easier to text while walking.
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Etymology
The word one-handed is made of one- ('one') and handed (from 'hand'), like in right-handed or left-handed, and it gives a clear picture of doing something with just a single hand, so it means 'using or done with only one hand'.