handhold
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hand·hold
(hănd′hōld′)n.
1. A grip of or by the hand.
2. Something that one can hold onto for support.
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handhold
(ˈhændˌhəʊld)n
1. (Mountaineering) an object, crevice, etc, that can be used as a grip or support, as in climbing
2. a grip or secure hold with the hand or hands
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hand•hold
(ˈhændˌhoʊld)n.
1. a grip with the hand or hands.
2. something to grip or take hold of, as a support or handle.
[1635–45]
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Noun | 1. | handhold - an appendage to hold onto appendage - a part that is joined to something larger |
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