barehanded
Speech parts
1. barehanded - Noun
2. barehanded - Adjective
3. barehanded - Adverb
4. barehanded - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
Having bare hands.
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fought barehanded
An exercise between a barehanded practitioner and a halberd user.
Help her save them the awkwardness of toting a yoga mat barehanded with this convenient strap that goes on easily and slings right over the shoulder.
She remembers the aspersions he casts on finger food without actually caring; there’s a non-zero probability that, given the same note, Amy would have already invented the fork shoulder holster to make sure she never again touched food barehanded.
The spirit of the LORD rushed on him, and he tore the lion apart barehanded as one might tear apart a kid” (Judg 14:5-6).
We still need more but at least this is how much we have achieved from the time that we were barehanded and the city had dwellers.