Definition of Overhanded in English :

Define Overhanded in English

Overhanded meaning in English

Meaning of Overhanded in English

Pronunciation of Overhanded in English

Overhanded pronunciation in English

Pronounce Overhanded in English

Overhanded

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Adjective

1. overarm, overhand, overhanded

with hand brought forward and down from above shoulder level

Example Sentences:
'an overhand pitch'
'an overhand stroke'

WordNet Lexical Database for English. Princeton University. 2010.


Overhanded

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adjective
1. 
thrown or performed with the hand raised above the shoulder
2. 
sewn with thread passing over two edges in one direction
adverb
3. 
with the hand above the shoulder; overarm
4. 
with shallow stitches passing over two edges
verb
5. 
to sew (two edges) overhand

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Overhanded

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adjective
1. 
with the hand over the object it grasps
2. 
performed with the hand raised above the elbow or the arm above the shoulder
an overhand pitch
3. 
designating or of a style of sewing, or a seam, in which the stitches are passed over two edges to sew them together
adverb
4. 
in an overhand manner
verb transitive
5.  US
to sew overhand
noun
6.  Sport
an overhand stroke

Webster’s New World College Dictionary, 4th Edition. Copyright © 2010 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. All rights reserved.


Overhanded

see synonyms of overhanded
adj. or o·ver·hand·ed (ōvər-hăndĭd)
1. Executed with the hand brought forward and down from above the level of the shoulder: an overhand pitch; an overhand stroke.
2. Sewn with close, vertical stitches drawing two edges together, with each stitch passing over the seam formed by the edges.
adv.
In an overhand manner.
n.
1. An overhand throw, stroke, or delivery.
2. An overhand stitch or seam.
tr.v. o·ver·hand·ed, o·ver·hand·ing, o·ver·hands
To sew with overhand stitches.

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