Hand
Hand verb - To put (something) into the possession of someone for use or consumption.
How words are described
| good | good hand | good lunge |
| single | single hand | single lunge |
| final | final hand | final lunge |
| last | last hand | last lunge |
| Other adjectives: literal. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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After Blake beams out with the real rebel leader, Travis tries to edge close to the android...then makes a desperate lunge as she opens her hand, grabbing the sphere before it hits the ground.
Source: Desperate Object Catch -
A sword in one hand like the rapier will also have slightly more reach than a sword of equal blade length gripped in two hands, because on the lunge you can open up your shoulders to be parallel to the thrust in a way that isn't possible to do with a second arm reaching across your chest.
- The wide measure is one step further back than the narrow measure, where you need to extend your hand, then your shoulders, and perform a lunge with your lead foot in order to hit.
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