overhand
- adjective
- /ˈoʊvərˌhænd/
- In tennis, she perfected her overhand serve to gain an advantage over her opponents.
So I think for the Pittsburgh Pirate pitch, I think it was overhand.
- So I think for the Pittsburgh Pirate pitch, I think it was overhand.
- Yeah, it connects with Izzy, but it actually pushes Izzy back away from the overhand right.
- So if Mike just moved straight in, Jake can catch you in short distance with that overhand right?
- He had me do ballet, track and field, gymnastics, Taekwondo, learn to throw a football for the overhand snapping motion of a serve.
- McGregor standing there, arms by his side, no respect for Khabib whatsoever and Khabib cracks him with an overhand right.
- Stick the one and move not and not move left because that was into the range of your right overhand right.
Examples
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The Most Interesting Man in the World runs with the bulls, parachutes out of airplanes, and bowls overhand.
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But so I will be talking about the overhand stroke, which I find it easier to grasp.
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It's going to be like an an overhand right right-handed shot.
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He had me do ballet, track and field, gymnastics, Taekwondo, learn to throw a football for the overhand snapping motion of a serve.
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He threw the ball with an overhand motion, sending it soaring through the air.
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The coach demonstrated an overhand throw, which is essential for proper technique in baseball.
Synonyms
A movement where the hand moves forward and down from above the shoulder for throws and serves
To move your arm forward and down from above your shoulder when throwing or serving
Antonyms
Compounds
A sewing stitch made by passing the needle and thread over the cloth edge to join or finish it
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Etymology
Overhand is made of over + hand, like your hand moving 'over' your shoulder and down. So an overhand throw or stroke is one where the hand comes from above the shoulder and moves forward and down.