| BACKHANDS | • backhands n. Plural of backhand. • backhands v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of backhand.
 • back-hands n. Plural of back-hand.
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| BAREHANDS | • bare␣hands n. Plural of bare hand. • BAREHAND v. to field the ball in baseball with bare hands rather than with gloves.
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| CLUBHANDS | • clubhands n. Plural of clubhand. • CLUBHAND n. a deformed hand.
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| DECKHANDS | • deckhands n. Plural of deckhand. • deckhands v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of deckhand.
 • DECKHAND n. a seaman who performs manual duties.
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| DOCKHANDS | • dockhands n. Plural of dockhand. • DOCKHAND n. one who works on the docks.
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| FARMHANDS | • farmhands n. Plural of farmhand. • FARMHAND n. a farm laborer.
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| FOREHANDS | • forehands n. Plural of forehand. • Forehands prop.n. Plural of Forehand.
 • FOREHAND v. to play a shot forehand.
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| LONGHANDS | • longhands n. Plural of longhand. • LONGHAND n. ordinary handwriting, as distinguished from shorthand or typing or printing.
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| MILLHANDS | • millhands n. Plural of millhand. • MILLHAND n. a worker in a mill.
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| OVERHANDS | • overhands v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overhand. • over-hands v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of over-hand.
 • OVERHAND v. to sew with short vertical stitches.
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| SHEDHANDS | • shedhands n. Plural of shedhand. • SHEDHAND n. a person who works in a shearing shed.
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