Hand
Hand verb - To put (something) into the possession of someone for use or consumption.
How words are described
| old | old hand | old mail |
| good | good hand | good mail |
| full | full hand | full mail |
| long | long hand | long mail |
| Other adjectives: short, silver, single, heavy, actual, big, magic, major, last, magical. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Chris Meloni also had a recurring role on Oz in which his on-screen sometimes-boyfriend Tobias Beecher was targeted by the prison's white supremacists, who had an associate cut off his son's hand and mail it to him.
Source: Actor Allusion / Live-Action TV -
Dueling gauntlets made mainly of either plate or mail often had a bare leather palm for the sword hand but a mail-covered palm for the off hand so that it could be used for parrying without a weapon.
Source: Bare-Handed Blade Block - So, to recap: a fake band which is a spinoff from a comic that is a spinoff of a (somewhat) spinoff fan mail series, originating as an off-hand reference in the fan mail series to an episode of the comic spinoff, which is now doing holiday-themed spinoff music videos.
Source: Fake Band
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