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handsy

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Adj — Inclined to touch other people inappropriately or without invitation.

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getting handsy a handsy stranger

Informal; commonly used to describe unwanted physical contact.

Etymology

From "hand" + "-y," describing someone overly quick with their hands.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “handsy” mean?

The word “handsy” means inclined to touch other people inappropriately or without invitation.

How do you pronounce “handsy”?

“Handsy” is pronounced HAN-zee (/ˈhæn(d)zi/ in IPA).

How do you use “handsy” in a sentence?

Here is “handsy” used in a sentence: “She complained that her coworker had gotten handsy at the party.”

What part of speech is “handsy”?

“Handsy” is an adjective.

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