1. glad-handing - Noun
2. glad-handing - Verb
glad-handing
present participle of glad-hand
glad-handing (plural glad-handings)
The act of one who glad-hands.
My own reporting affirms that he’s generally well liked by most Democrats and, as the fourth-ranking Democrat in the House, is adept at the kind of glad-handing that someone in his position needs to do to secure promises of future votes. Source: Internet
When Carolyn was working on “Consulted To Death” we talked about how much we hated the second-guessing, glad-handing, anything-to-keep-the-client-on-the-line consultants we’d both dealt with in our broadcasting careers. Source: Internet
Only instead of Irving, Ainge was glad-handing Terry Rozier; instead of Hayward, it was Marcus Smart. Source: Internet
The text of the annual G7 joint communique is usually all but final before the leaders meet for two days of glad-handing and group photo opportunities, but this year officials were negotiating even as Trump headed for his plane. Source: Internet
The morning after the election, Trudeau was glad-handing unsuspecting commuters in his native Montreal, waltzing through the Jarry metro station, ahead of his security detail, who were known for clinging closely to Harper. Source: Internet
Whether a polymer is natural or synthetic, chances are its backbone is composed of carbon, a strong, stable, glad-handing atom that is ideally suited to forming molecular bonds. Source: Internet