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handle

Definition for handle

noun as in something to grip

Strongest matches

knob, shaft, stem

noun as in nickname

verb as in touch

Strongest matches

check, examine, hold, test, try

Weak match

pick up

verb as in carry as merchandise

Strongest matches

offer, sell

Strong matches

market, retail, stock, trade

Weak matches

deal in, traffic in

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But he likely won’t be the only one to handle such spots.

"I don't understand why law enforcement can't handle it. Like why do you need to send the troops - combat trained and ready?"

From BBC

Park handles this dark subject with all the delicacy of a whoopee cushion, aiming for outsized, slapstick laughs that will appeal to both Korean and international audiences.

From Salon

Some Eswatini MPs had previously raised concerns about the deal in parliament, but Prime Minister Russell Dlamini said it had been handled at "top clearance level".

From BBC

West Midlands Police told the BBC that the fraud allegations were being handled by Action Fraud.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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