Similar words: landed, ended, minded, funded, offended, founded, stranded, bounded. Meaning: [hænd] 
adj. having or involving the use of hands.
adj. having or involving the use of hands. 
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61 The President handed over the baton to his successor.
62 I handed him into his car.
63 The land was handed back to its original owner.
64 She handed him his pen back.
65 The keys will be handed over on completion.
66 He has handed in his notice.
67 He handed the phone over to me.
68 He handed up the indictment to the supreme court.
69 She handed him the envelope with mock solemnity.
70 This form must be handed to all employees.
71 Affecting nonchalance, I handed her two hundred dollar bills.
72 He handed over a cheque for $200 000.
73 They handed their resignations to the manager.
74 She handed out medals and certificates to the winners.
75 She handed him an unmarked card.
76 It was handed to me yesterday.
77 He handed each of them a shilling.
78 She handed in her resignation.
79 She handed it to the boy.
80 We handed over all our gold and money.
81 She handed the letter to me.
82 This necklace has been handed down in my family.
83 They handed Grandma down to the ground floor.
84 It handed them a laugh.
85 She handed out the exam papers.
86 A big box of chocolates was handed round.
87 Your papers should be handed in before 10 .
88 Control of the territory was handed back to China.
89 The clock was handed on from Kevin's father.
90 I handed her a glass of wine.
More similar words: landed, ended, minded, funded, offended, founded, stranded, bounded, wounded, extended, suspended, descended, pretended, undecided, astounded, unfounded, ungrounded, confounded, surrounded, reprimanded, open-minded, apprehended, dumbfounded, chandelier, extended family, suspended animation, hand in hand, independent, independence, independently.