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hand something out (to someone) 1. to give something out to someone. The judge was known for handing heavy fines out. She handed out large fines to everyone. 2. to pass something, usually papers, out to people. The teacher handed the tests out to the students. Please hand out these papers. hand out something to give something to each person present Would you please hand out the balloons to the children? How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Have your friend call "left" or "right" as soon as he or she sees your hand out of the corner of an eye. Now, however, at least once a month I jump involuntarily when I feel some stranger suddenly trying, uninvited, to separate my prayerfully clasped fingers or dig my hand out of my coat pocket as the Lord's Prayer begins at Mass. Since up to 90% of marketing collateral is never used by sales divisions, according to the American Marketing Association, we strive to empower our teams to have these business discussions, not to just hand out brochures. |
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