Definition hand in British English

a bird in the hand (is worth two in the bush) (phrase) a firm hand (phrase) at hand (phrase) be caught with your in the till (phrase) be caught with your hand in the cookie jar (phrase) bite the hand that feeds you (phrase) by hand (phrase) cash-in-hand (adjective) charge hand (noun) come to hand (phrase) cup your (phrase) dab hand (noun) dead hand (noun) drill (noun) either etc (phrase) extend the hand of friendship to someone (phrase) extend your hand (phrase) field hand (noun) first-hand (adjective) first-hand (adverb) hand (phrase) force someone’s hand (phrase) free hand (noun) your notice (phrase) glad-hand (verb) go cap in hand to someone (phrase) go hand in hand (phrase) hand (noun) hand (verb) hand back (phrasal verb) hand down (phrasal verb) hand grenade (noun) hand in (phrasal verb) hand in glove (phrase) hand job (noun) hand luggage (noun) hand on (phrasal verb) hand out (phrasal verb) hand over (phrasal verb) hand over fist (phrase) hand round (phrasal verb) hand something to someone on a plate (phrase) hand towel (noun) hand-eye coordination (noun) hand-held (adjective) hand-me-downs (noun) hand-me-up (noun) hand-to-hand (adjective) hand-to-mouth (adjective, adverb) hand-wringing (noun) have a hand in something (phrase) have someone eating out of your hand (phrase) have someone in the palm of your hand (phrase) hired hand (noun) hold hands (phrase) hour hand (noun) in hand (phrase) keep your hand in (phrase) know something like the back of your hand (phrase) left-hand (adjective) left-hand drive (adjective) legerdemain (noun) live from hand to mouth (phrase) minute hand (noun) offer someone your hand () old hand () on the one hand...on the other hand (phrase) out of hand (phrase) overplay your hand (phrase) press someone’s (phrase) put your hand in your pocket (phrase) right-hand (adjective) right-hand drive (adjective) right-hand man (noun) second hand (noun) second-hand (adjective) second-hand smoke (noun) shake hands (with someone) (phrase) show your hand (phrase) sleight of hand (noun) someone’s hand in marriage (phrase) take someone in hand (phrase) the upper hand (phrase) the whip hand (phrase) to hand (phrase) try your hand at something (phrase) turn your hand to something (phrase) you can count something on (the fingers of) one hand (phrase) you have to hand it to someone (phrase)