Definition for Hand:

• one of two sides of an issue; " on the one hand..., but on the other hand..."

Synonyms for Hand:

• n.

  •
  • merit,
  • trump card,
  • good,
  • palm,
  • incentive,
  • benefit,
  • grasp,
  • hook,
  • privilege,
  • grip,
  • asset,
  • advantage,
  • virtue,
  • fin,
  • edge.
  •
  • round,
  • game,
  • cards.
  •
  • duty officer,
  • breadwinner,
  • designated hitter,
  • desk person,
  • originally,
  • original,
  • cowboy,
  • commuter,
  • career woman,
  • apparatchik,
  • directly,
  • ancillary.
  •
  • appendage,
  • armpit,
  • arch,
  • calf,
  • big toe,
  • arm,
  • clubfoot,
  • praise,
  • ball,
  • ankle.
  •
  • boo,
  • catcall,
  • Bronx Cheer,
  • grunt,
  • cluck,
  • buzz,
  • support,
  • BRRR,
  • clap,
  • bellow.
  •
  • bridle,
  • equestrian,
  • canter,
  • operative,
  • groom,
  • dismount,
  • work,
  • break in,
  • gallop,
  • bareback.
  •
  • bid,
  • regard,
  • perspective,
  • respect.
  •
  • boatswain,
  • captain,
  • cap'n,
  • crew,
  • crewman,
  • boatman,
  • docker,
  • bosun,
  • place,
  • company,
  • buccaneer.
  •
  • bequeath,
  • dirt farmer,
  • buckaroo,
  • hand down,
  • farmer,
  • field hand.
  •
  • illiterate,
  • decipher,
  • crabbed.
  •
  • dial,
  • face,
  • movement,
  • lcd,
  • led,
  • crystal,
  • fob.
  •ability (noun)
  • ability,
  • knack,
  • control,
  • skill.
  •acclamation (noun)
  • standing os,
  • cheerings,
  • big hands.
  •aid (noun)
  • ministrations,
  • co-operation,
  • shot in the arm,
  • leg up,
  • co-operations,
  • ministration,
  • ministries.
  •animal (noun)
  • hand.
  •appendage at end of human arm, (noun)
  • metacarpus,
  • Phalanges,
  • shaker,
  • ham,
  • mitt,
  • paw,
  • including fingers duke,
  • hold.
  •aspect (noun)
  • pro spect,
  • pro-spect,
  • pro spects,
  • re-gard,
  • pro-spects,
  • re gards.
  •assist (noun)
  • facilitation.
  •blue-collar worker (noun)
  • member of working class,
  • nonoffice workers,
  • lunch bucket worker,
  • member the working class,
  • lunchbucket workers,
  • common laborers,
  • lunch bucket workers,
  • lunchbucket worker,
  • member working class,
  • lunch-bucket workers,
  • bluecollar worker,
  • blue collar worker,
  • workingwomen,
  • industrial workers,
  • factory workers.
  •body (noun)
  • manus.
  •bridge player (noun)
  • bridge player.
  •charity (noun)
  • alms givings,
  • giftings,
  • writeoffs,
  • hand outs,
  • alms giving,
  • write offs,
  • alms-givings,
  • almsgivings,
  • writeoff.
  •cohort (noun)
  • consociate,
  • pal,
  • consociates,
  • sidekick,
  • confrere,
  • confreres,
  • mate,
  • myrmidon,
  • myrmidons.
  •comfort (noun)
  • secour.
  •deal (noun)
  • cut and shuffle,
  • cut shuffle,
  • cut and shuffles,
  • cut shuffles.
  •employee (noun)
  • white collars,
  • blue collars,
  • pink collars,
  • wageearners,
  • sales helps,
  • re-presentative,
  • company persons,
  • company people,
  • wageearner,
  • staff members,
  • re presentative,
  • blue collar.
  •facet (noun)
  • plane.
  •feeler (noun)
  • Palp,
  • Barbels,
  • Vibrissae,
  • barbel,
  • Palpi,
  • Palpus,
  • palps,
  • vibrissa.
  •fiber (noun)
  • fabrics.
  •fin (noun)
  • dorsal,
  • pinna,
  • stabilizers,
  • Pinnae,
  • Pinnas,
  • airfoil,
  • stabilizer.
  •fist (noun)
  • MITTS,
  • clenched fist.
  •gift (noun)
  • remittance,
  • Remittances,
  • write-offs,
  • hand-me-down,
  • giveaways,
  • Offertories,
  • giveaway,
  • write-off,
  • hand-me-downs,
  • offertory,
  • subscription,
  • Fairing,
  • largesses,
  • goodie.
  •hand (noun)
  • give,
  • pass on,
  • hired man,
  • turn over.
  •handsel (noun)
  • lagniapps.
  •handwriting (noun)
  • Chirography,
  • penmanship.
  •help (noun)
  • a good/bad turn.
  •help, aid (noun)
  • agency,
  • share,
  • direction,
  • participation,
  • influence,
  • part.
  •helping hand (noun)
  • helping-hand.
  •index (noun)
  • indicias.
  •indication (noun)
  • index.
  •labor (noun)
  • working peoples,
  • rank file.
  •laborer (noun)
  • working man woman,
  • working man women,
  • working manwomen,
  • working man-women,
  • working manwoman,
  • manual workers,
  • working man-woman.
  •lift (noun)
  • re-assurance,
  • pick me up,
  • re-assurances,
  • re assurances,
  • re assurance.
  •ownership (noun)
  • takeover,
  • Having,
  • proprietary rights,
  • possessorship,
  • havings,
  • proprietorship,
  • takeovers.
  •person who does labor (noun)
  • aide,
  • hired person,
  • artificer,
  • craftsperson,
  • artisan,
  • helper.
  •plaudits (noun)
  • stampings,
  • plaudits.
  •relief (noun)
  • mollification,
  • restfulness,
  • palliation,
  • lightenings,
  • extrications,
  • palliative,
  • load off one's mind,
  • palliatives,
  • Allayment,
  • extrication.
  •round of applause (noun)
  • thunderous reception.
  •roustabout (noun)
  • Workwomen,
  • Workmen.
  •servant (noun)
  • junior,
  • vassal,
  • underling,
  • lieutenant,
  • chattel,
  • flunky,
  • pawn,
  • auxiliary,
  • deputy,
  • subject,
  • subordinate,
  • assistant,
  • servant,
  • aide-de-camp,
  • menial,
  • peon,
  • agent,
  • henchman,
  • volunteer.
  •side (noun)
  • hillsides,
  • lee,
  • hillside.
  •signature (noun)
  • ink,
  • sigils,
  • signatory,
  • signatories,
  • Sigil,
  • inks.
  •style (noun)
  • genres,
  • druthers.
  •support (noun)
  • moral support.
  •touch (noun)
  • virtuosity.
  •worker (noun)
  • nine to fiver,
  • nine-to-fivers,
  • nine to fivers,
  • working persons.
  •writing (noun)
  • shorthands,
  • shorthand,
  • cuneiform.

• v.

  •aid (verb)
  • instruction,
  • guidance.
  •deliver (verb)
  • came across with,
  • pro viding,
  • accouched,
  • de livered,
  • dis-tribute,
  • pro duces,
  • handcarried,
  • hand carry,
  • re-lease,
  • hand-carries,
  • pro-vided,
  • hand carried,
  • de-livers,
  • forks over,
  • trans ported,
  • pro-vide,
  • de liver,
  • handcarries,
  • dis-tributes,
  • re lease,
  • hand-carrying,
  • de-livering,
  • hand carrying,
  • de-liver,
  • dis tribute,
  • pro vide,
  • pro-vides,
  • comes across with,
  • handcarry,
  • gimmed,
  • gimming,
  • hand-carried,
  • forking over,
  • pro-viding,
  • coming across with,
  • re-leases,
  • pro-duces,
  • pro vided,
  • de-livered,
  • dis tributes,
  • forked over,
  • accouches,
  • hand carries,
  • de livering,
  • handcarrying,
  • gimmes,
  • re leases,
  • pro duce,
  • pro vides,
  • accouching,
  • de livers,
  • re-leased.
  •dish out (verb)
  • pre sent,
  • serving up,
  • pre-sent,
  • serves up,
  • pre-sents,
  • served up.
  •feed (verb)
  • pro visioning,
  • pro-visions,
  • pro-visioning,
  • pro vision,
  • re gales,
  • pro-visioned,
  • Victualled,
  • wine dine,
  • re-gale,
  • pro visioned,
  • pro visions,
  • pro-vision,
  • re-gales,
  • re gale.
  •furnish (verb)
  • end-owing,
  • be stowed,
  • be-stow,
  • end-owed,
  • be-stows,
  • be-stowing,
  • be stows,
  • be stowing,
  • end owing,
  • end owed,
  • be-stowed,
  • be stow.
  •hand over (verb)
  • forking up,
  • re legate,
  • sur-renders,
  • forked up,
  • forks up,
  • sur-render,
  • sur renders,
  • sur rendering,
  • forking out,
  • re-legates,
  • sur-rendering,
  • re legates,
  • sur-rendered,
  • re-legate,
  • sur rendered,
  • forks out.
  •pass (verb)
  • ex changing,
  • letted have,
  • lets have,
  • ex change,
  • ex-changed,
  • ex-changing,
  • letting have,
  • ex changes.
  •proffer (verb)
  • ex-tend,
  • pro-positioning,
  • pro pounding,
  • pro position,
  • pro posed,
  • makes pitch,
  • pro pounds,
  • making a pitch,
  • ex-tending,
  • pro pound,
  • make pitch,
  • pro positioning,
  • pro-pounded,
  • ex tend,
  • makes a pitch,
  • pro pose,
  • pro pounded,
  • pro-posing,
  • ex tending,
  • pro positions,
  • made a pitch,
  • pro-positions,
  • ex tended,
  • pro-pose,
  • pro-pounding,
  • ex tends,
  • pro-positioned,
  • hitting on,
  • pro posing,
  • made pitch,
  • pro-pounds,
  • pro-pound,
  • hits on,
  • ex-tended,
  • ex-tends,
  • making pitch,
  • pro positioned.
  •reach (verb)
  • passes along,
  • re-ached,
  • went as far as,
  • continuing to,
  • gets hold of,
  • shakes hands,
  • rolls on,
  • over-took,
  • carries to,
  • over-take,
  • extends to,
  • going as far as,
  • got a hold of,
  • gotten hold of,
  • gat to,
  • rolled on,
  • gotten to,
  • continues to,
  • over taken,
  • getting a hold of,
  • makes contact with,
  • over take,
  • over took,
  • made contact with,
  • shook hands,
  • over-takes,
  • gat hold of,
  • over taking,
  • carried to,
  • goes as far as,
  • gat a hold of,
  • gets a hold of,
  • making contact with,
  • continued to,
  • re ached,
  • over-taking,
  • over-taken,
  • re aching,
  • passing along,
  • over takes,
  • re-aching,
  • extended to,
  • carrying to,
  • gotten a hold of.
  •supply (verb)
  • giving with,
  • out-fits,
  • out-fitted,
  • ponying up,
  • out fitted,
  • re-plenish,
  • re plenishing,
  • gives with,
  • out-fit,
  • re plenished,
  • kicking in,
  • re plenish,
  • re plenishes,
  • re-plenishing,
  • out fit,
  • kicks in,
  • ponied up,
  • gave with,
  • re-plenished,
  • out-fitting,
  • out fitting,
  • kicked in,
  • out fits,
  • re-plenishes.
  •transfer (verb)
  • dis patched,
  • re-locate,
  • trans planted,
  • ex-press,
  • dis locates,
  • dis located,
  • trans-muted,
  • de-legates,
  • trans figured,
  • trans plants,
  • dis patching,
  • trans-lated,
  • ex pressing,
  • trans-figure,
  • dis placed,
  • dis place,
  • dis-locating,
  • trans muting,
  • dis places,
  • dis patches,
  • dis-patched,
  • trans figure,
  • dis-place,
  • ex pressed,
  • trans pose,
  • re-locating,
  • re move,
  • re-moving,
  • signs over,
  • meta morphoses,
  • re locates,
  • trans-mutes,
  • signed over,
  • ex-pressing,
  • trans planting,
  • de-legate,
  • trans posed,
  • meta-morphoses,
  • ex press,
  • trans-figuring,
  • trans mute,
  • dis-located,
  • re-move,
  • dis patch,
  • dis-patches,
  • re-located,
  • signing over,
  • de legate,
  • trans muted,
  • dis-places,
  • trans-plant,
  • de legates,
  • dis-locate,
  • trans-pose,
  • dis-patch,
  • dis-patching,
  • trans-mute,
  • dis-locates,
  • trans-planted,
  • dis-placed,
  • trans figures,
  • trans-figures,
  • taxying,
  • re locate,
  • dis locate,
  • re moving,
  • trans late,
  • re moved,
  • dis-placing,
  • dis locating,
  • trans mutes,
  • re-locates,
  • pass buck,
  • makes over,
  • trans plant,
  • trans figuring,
  • trans-planting,
  • trans-muting,
  • making over,
  • re locating,
  • trans-posing,
  • trans-figured,
  • re located,
  • re-moves,
  • dis placing,
  • trans-plants.
  •turn over (verb)
  • gives over,
  • gave over.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • cheese,
  • orthography,
  • misspell,
  • press on,
  • deliver up,
  • part with,
  • saw,
  • give out,
  • remember,
  • bestow,
  • pointer,
  • confer,
  • working girl,
  • spelling,
  • Workwoman,
  • quartz,
  • hand back,
  • cursive,
  • handwritten,
  • favor with,
  • watchband,
  • second hand,
  • ply with,
  • vouchsafe,
  • invest with,
  • speller,
  • frame of reference,
  • allot,
  • hand in,
  • royal flush,
  • Re-present,
  • hour hand,
  • ladle out,
  • drip feed,
  • allocate,
  • stenography,
  • Graphology,
  • cede,
  • minute hand.
  •
  • pass out,
  • Steno,
  • wristband,
  • pendulum,
  • give back,
  • lavish,
  • settle on,
  • full house,
  • grand slam,
  • succor,
  • workman,
  • dealer,
  • spidery,
  • assign,
  • scrawl,
  • spell out,
  • applause,
  • make over,
  • give over to.
  •
  • distance,
  • give away,
  • concede,
  • pair,
  • reward,
  • printing,
  • surrender,
  • turn in,
  • write,
  • transmit,
  • lodge,
  • plaudit,
  • tender.
  •
  • convey,
  • keep,
  • unreadable,
  • provide,
  • shower,
  • award,
  • shuffle,
  • free,
  • trick,
  • offer,
  • issue.
  •
  • rubber,
  • restore,
  • flush.
  •
  • dummy.
  •
  • spell.
  •
  • print.
  •
  • card.
  •
  • light.
  •
  • straight.
  •
  • call.
  •check
  • brake.
  •dish out
  • mete out,
  • spoon,
  • meted out,
  • handed out,
  • Ladling,
  • serve up,
  • metes out,
  • meting out,
  • Ladled,
  • ladle.
  •feed
  • victual,
  • Regaled,
  • Provisioning,
  • Victualed,
  • Victualing,
  • banqueting,
  • Victualling,
  • Banqueted,
  • Provisioned,
  • Regaling,
  • Nurtured.
  •help
  • backup,
  • favor,
  • contribution,
  • buddy system,
  • service,
  • cooperation,
  • backscratching,
  • good works,
  • patronage,
  • advancement.
  •pass
  • let have,
  • Passed,
  • Exchanging.
  •proffer
  • Tendered,
  • make a pitch,
  • Tendering,
  • hit on,
  • Volunteering,
  • tenders.
  •quality
  • fiber.
  •stableman
  • stableboy.
  •supply
  • purvey,
  • catering to,
  • supplying,
  • caters to,
  • cater to,
  • come with,
  • give with,
  • ponies up,
  • catered to,
  • pony up.
  •torch
  • lantern.
  •transfer
  • deeding,
  • made over,
  • transfigure,
  • deeded,
  • passing on,
  • sign over,
  • Metamorphosed,
  • passes on,
  • taxied,
  • passed on,
  • metamorphose,
  • mailing,
  • taxiing,
  • taxis,
  • taxi.
  •turn over
  • give over.
  •wiper
  • towel.
  •Other relevant words:
  • clutches,
  • dog,
  • foot,
  • vehicle,
  • manual,
  • arrow,
  • head,
  • pes,
  • pedal,
  • organ,
  • implement,
  • kicker,
  • sole,
  • tootsy,
  • John Hancock,
  • negotiate,
  • instrument,
  • by hand,
  • nose,
  • finger,
  • trotter,
  • kick,
  • pied,
  • autograph,
  • tool,
  • pedal extremity,
  • pen,
  • sign manual,
  • forward.

Paraphrases for Hand:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    handwriting, handof.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    BRAS, boys.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    equals, Curricula, Capita, gaskets, shoulder, contrast, handful, hang, Blanche, grasp, aspect, direction.
  • Adverb
    together.
  • Verb, past tense
    rejected.
  • Verb, base form
    extradite, leave.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    hand-in-hand, handwritten, hands, handy, second-hand, hand-made.
  • Proper noun, singular
    handlebars, hands, on-hand.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Gentlemen, hand-in-hand, possession, orders-on-hand, rein, glove, wrist, addition, handicraft, grenade, consideration, grip, on-hand.
  • Adverb
    hand-in-hand.
  • Verb, base form
    given, Gives, shoulder.

Antonyms for Hand:

• n.

  • appendage at end of human arm,
    encumbrance, hindrance, silence, prevention, release, check, obstruction.
  • help, aid
    injury, hurt, weakness, inability, ignorance.
  • Other antonyms:
    inhibition, interference, midway, neophyte, dispossession, superior, interior, employer, middle, powerlessness, inexpert, discouragement, helplessness, nonexpert, layman, inside, novice, deterrence, repression, boss, amateur, dilettante, beginner, nonprofessional, restraint, impotence, constraint, relinquishment, impotency, frustration, center, dabbler, apprentice, transferal, supervisor, gaffer.

Hand Sentence Examples:

• Your little hand, please!

• But he held himself in hand.

Holonyms for Hand:

• n.

  • artifact
    Horologe, timepiece, timekeeper.
  • body
    man, arm, homo, human being, human.

Hypernym for Hand:

• n.

  • artifact
    minute hand, big hand, second hand, little hand, hour hand.
  • body
    fist, maulers, left hand, meat hooks, clenched fist, right, hooks, left, right hand.

• v.

  • possession
    relinquish, intrust, commit, entrust, free, render, hand over, trust, fork up, fork out, slip, turn in, deal, give, give up, deliver, confide, fork over, leave, resign, sneak, release.

Hyponym for Hand:

• n.

  • animal
    forepaw.
  • artifact
    pointer.
  • body
    extremity.
  • cognition
    side, power, ability.
  • communication
    hand clapping, clapping, applause.
  • location
    side.
  • person
    sailor, crewman.
  • quantity
    handsbreadth, handbreadth.

• v.

  • motion
    lead, conduct, take, guide, direct.
  • possession
    transfer.

Meronym for Hand:

• n.

  • body
    Arteria Metacarpea, ball, Arteria Digitalis, finger, metacarpal vein, metacarpal artery, metacarpus, Vena Intercapitalis, vena metacarpus, thenar, digital arteries, Intercapitular Vein, palm.