handicraft
21handicraft — Not handy …
22handicraft — [[t]hæ̱ndikrɑːft, kræft[/t]] handicrafts 1) N COUNT: usu pl Handicrafts are activities such as embroidery and pottery which involve making things with your hands in a skilful way. 2) N COUNT: usu pl Handicrafts are the objects that are produced… …
23handicraft — hand·i·craft || hændɪkræft / krÉ‘Ëft n. ability to work creatively with the hands; art of creating things by hand; objects created by hand …
24handicraft — noun (often handicrafts) 1》 a particular skill of making decorative domestic or other objects by hand. 2》 an object made using a skill of this kind. Origin ME: alt. of handcraft, on the pattern of handiwork …
25handicraft — n. Manual occupation, trade …
26handicraft — also craft noun (countable usually plural) a skill needing careful use of your hands, such as sewing, making baskets etc …
27handicraft — n craft, handiwork, manual art or skill, industrial art or skill; craftsmanship, workmanship, artisanship …
28handicraft — hand·i·craft …
29handicraft — /ˈhændikraft / (say handeekrahft) noun 1. manual skill or dexterity. 2. a particular manual art or occupation such as weaving. 3. the product of such manual art or arts: a market for handicrafts. {alteration of earlier handcraft, Old English… …
30handicraft — Nā mea hana lima …