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Meanings of very handy in English
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Usage of very handy in English
1
And she has been very handy at hunting; one cannot deny it.
2
A very handy name for patronesses at charity bazaars, and so forth.
3
Car hire can be very handy when you are on your holidays.
4
Now George's mother was very handy at the spinning wheel and loom.
5
They would come in very handy to throw at an enemy, eh?
6
Mr O'Donnell said the fan village was also nearby, which was very handy.
7
And his fancy equipment did in fact come in very handy.
8
Also very handy are the sheets for visualizing off-canvas content on small screens.
9
Which came in very handy when it came to chucking-out time.
10
You'll find it very handy once we're inside that house in the pitch-dark.
11
Rochester's wardrobe came in very handy for deceiving the casual glance.
12
He was very handy, and showed the utmost consideration for them.
13
A very handy gadget to have when roasting is an ovenproof meat thermometer.
14
You'll find out it comes in very handy now and then.
15
Mr Macalister was always a very handy man about the house.
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Of course, it is very handy to have his house always with him.
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Very handy through the time
Very handy across language varieties
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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