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Meanings of overhanded in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "overhand"
Examples for "overhand"
1
The accumulated cost overhand could run to hundreds of millions of euro.
2
The problem with this is how easy single-overhand knots can untie themselves.
3
This overhand knot needs to sit almost on top of the Munter-mule.
4
He had a powerful overhand swing, and the potatoes flew like bullets.
5
The molecule consists of a typical four-helix antiparallel bundle with overhand connection.
1
In an overarm reach I scraped it with my finger-tips.
2
Presently his shoulder muscles ached and burned so keenly, he could no longer continue the overarm.
3
The single overarm is easier to learn than the double overarm or "trudgeon" stroke.
4
Obeying the silent orders in his brain, he pitched the stone with a clumsy, overarm throw.
5
If we take up fast swimming, we must learn one of the various overhand or overarm strokes.
Usage of overhanded in anglès
1
Seams: Plain; selvage and raw edges; French; felled; straight and bias edges; overhanded.
2
Beaded seams used for fine white work have a line of beading overhanded between gores, hems, or gathers.
3
He crashed an overhanded blow down on Josef's head as he said this, forcing Josef to duck and roll.
4
The mouth is hemmed or overhanded with horse-hair, and the sides are usually sewed through and through with the same.
5
He overhanded the flashlight up on his shoulder, which not only looked cool but put the beam in line with his eyes.
6
Stoke pulled the pin on the concussion grenade and overhanded it off the marble floor so hard that it bounced twice going into the room.