Hand

Hand

The way a cloth or material feels, in terms of texture.

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hand

Tobacco; General tobacco

Individual tobacco leaves hung together after harvest and tied at the top. These hands are piled together to make a bulk for fermentation.

on hand

Military; General military

The quantity of an item that is physically available in a storage location and contained in the accountable property book records of an issuing activity.

hands

Chronometry; Clock

Used to mark hours, minutes, or seconds on a clock dial. Made of metal or plastic.

hands-on

Computer; Desktop PC

Involving interactive work with a computer or a computer program. A hands-on tutorial, for example,would teach a skill (such as the use of a program) by means of practice sessions ...

hand

Medical devices; Radiology equipment

One of the mechanical assemblies of a positioning unit arm.

hand

Design; Interior design

The way a cloth or material feels, in terms of texture.

truss

Design; Interior design

An assembly of members combined to form a rigid framework, interconnected to form triangles.

tuscan

Design; Interior design

A plain and unfluted column, the Tuscan is the simplest of the architectural orders.

varnish

Design; Interior design

A coating that lacks pigment, offering a transparent finish for a wood surface.

veneer

Design; Interior design

Decorative or prized wood cut very thin and applied to an inferior wood.

vitreous

Design; Interior design

Clay fired to maturity, so that it is hard, dense, and nonabsorbent.

wainscoting

Design; Interior design

Wood panels or boards that cover the lower portion of a wall, often capped with molding.

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