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handshake

[hand-sheyk] / ˈhændˌʃeɪk /








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LeBron James playfully bumped Davis at the center of the court before the game then they did the same intricate handshake they performed before games as teammates.

From Los Angeles Times

Among many selfies, handshakes and brief meetings along the route, the king spoke to activists who asked him when he would apologize for the royal house’s historic role in slavery.

From Washington Times

On numerous occasions, Ms. Pressman said, her husband would get the first handshake and most of the eye contact when they went to a business meeting.

From New York Times

He relaxed into encounters with constituents, offering hugs and handshakes as he posed for photos.

From Washington Post

He approached the metal barricade, offering handshakes, smiles and greetings to many in the crowd, who in turn showed no hesitancy in welcoming the younger Biden.

From Washington Post