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handicap
noun
1 a physical or mental disability that results in partial or total inability to perform social, occupational or other normal everyday activities.
2 something that impedes or hinders.
3 a a disadvantage imposed on a superior competitor in a contest, race, etc, or an advantage given to an inferior one, so that everyone has an equal chance of winning;
b a race or competition in which competitors are given a handicap.
4 the number of strokes by which a golfer's averaged score exceeds par for the course.
verb (handicapped , handicapping )
1 to impede or hamper someone.
2 to impose special disadvantages or advantages on (a player or players) in order to make a better contest.
3 to organize (a race, etc) by handicapping.
[17c: probably from hand i- cap an old lottery game in which money was deposited in a cap and forfeits were drawn from it]
handicapper noun in some sports: an official who fixes the handicaps of competitors.
noun
1 a physical or mental disability that results in partial or total inability to perform social, occupational or other normal everyday activities.
2 something that impedes or hinders.
3 a a disadvantage imposed on a superior competitor in a contest, race, etc, or an advantage given to an inferior one, so that everyone has an equal chance of winning;
b a race or competition in which competitors are given a handicap.
4 the number of strokes by which a golfer's averaged score exceeds par for the course.
verb (handicapped , handicapping )
1 to impede or hamper someone.
2 to impose special disadvantages or advantages on (a player or players) in order to make a better contest.
3 to organize (a race, etc) by handicapping.
[17c: probably from hand i- cap an old lottery game in which money was deposited in a cap and forfeits were drawn from it]
handicapper noun in some sports: an official who fixes the handicaps of competitors.
handicapped
adjective
1 physically or mentally disabled.
2 (the handicapped) handicapped people in general (see the, sense 4b).
3 said of a competitor: given a handicap.
adjective
1 physically or mentally disabled.
2 (the handicapped) handicapped people in general (see the, sense 4b).
3 said of a competitor: given a handicap.
handicraft
noun
1 an activity which requires skilful use of the hands, eg pottery or model-making.
2 (usu handicrafts) the work produced by this activity. See also handcraft.
[15c: changed from handcraft through the influence of handiwork]
handicraftsman or handicraftswoman noun .
noun
1 an activity which requires skilful use of the hands, eg pottery or model-making.
2 (usu handicrafts) the work produced by this activity. See also handcraft.
[15c: changed from handcraft through the influence of handiwork]
handicraftsman or handicraftswoman noun .
handiwork
noun
1 work, especially skilful work, produced by hand.
2 often derog the outcome of the action or efforts of someone or something.
[Anglo-Saxon handgeweorc , from hand + ge- , collective prefix, + woerc work]
noun
1 work, especially skilful work, produced by hand.
2 often derog the outcome of the action or efforts of someone or something.
[Anglo-Saxon handgeweorc , from hand + ge- , collective prefix, + woerc work]
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