panhandle in Finnish
panhandle in Finnish is pannun kahva, uloke, kerjätä — panhandle means a narrow strip of land belonging to a larger territory that juts out on a map, resembling the handle of a pan.
panhandle in Finnish
pannun kahva
The handle of a pan.
uloke
The handle of a pan.
kerjätä
(intransitive, US) To beg for money, especially with a container in hand for receiving loose change, especially on the street, and particularly, as a homeless or vagrant person.
What does "panhandle" mean?
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noun A narrow strip of land belonging to a larger territory that juts out on a map, resembling the handle of a pan.
"The Texas Panhandle stretches out like a rectangle in the state's northwest corner."
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verb To ask strangers for money on the street, often as someone who is homeless.
"He used to panhandle outside the train station before finding work."
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panhandle in a sentence
- The Texas Panhandle stretches out like a rectangle in the state's northwest corner.
- He used to panhandle outside the train station before finding work.
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What is "panhandle" in Finnish?
"panhandle" in Finnish is pannun kahva, uloke, kerjätä. panhandle means: A narrow strip of land belonging to a larger territory that juts out on a map, resembling the handle of a pan.
How do you use "panhandle" in a sentence?
Example: "The Texas Panhandle stretches out like a rectangle in the state's northwest corner." In Finnish, "panhandle" is pannun kahva, uloke, kerjätä.
Are there other ways to say "panhandle" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "panhandle": pannun kahva, uloke, kerjätä.
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