hands out

After roasting, hand-grinding the beans and seeping the grinds, he hands out steaming cups.

In the Netherlands, St. Nick has Zwarte Piet (Black Pete), a type of servant who hands out pranks as well as candy.

So Lopez also does his homework and hands out a query sheet with questions.

First of all, keep your hands out of the bargain bins: Those bottles are there for a reason.

The little faces shone like polished bronze; they held their hands out, their bare feet pattered in the sand.

I supported myself by putting my hands out until they touched the sides of the tube, for I was just the least bit frightened.

Crouching as if I had given her a blow, she put her two hands out, shrieking faintly: 'Not that!

She put both her hands out, a strange, sorrowful look in her eyes, and said: "I have sinned—I have sinned."

Get out of my sight and take your hands out of your pockets, you insolent little lubber.