barehands
/bɛrˈhændz/
noun
- Hands that are not covered by gloves or any other protection.
- She insisted on washing the dishes with her barehands, saying gloves made her clumsy.
- The cold wind stung his barehands as he walked to the bus stop.
- The sculptor used his barehands to shape the clay, feeling every detail.
Antonyms
verb
- Third person singular simple present of barehand: catches, handles, or does something with bare hands.
- He barehands the hot pan without thinking and burns his fingers.
- The shortstop barehands the ground ball and throws to first for the out.
- She barehands the fish to release it back into the water.