1. shake hands - Noun
2. shake hands - Verb
take someone's hands and shake them as a gesture of greeting or congratulation
Source: WordNetA conservative pastor ignores health advice and asks the congregation to shake hands, claiming the church would only close due to the rapture. Source: Internet
As he spoke Meghan put her hand on Harry's back to signal him to move, allowing the duchess the space to move in and shake hands with another guest. Source: Internet
Blake (1967), pp. 563–564 Disraeli said of Lowe that he was the only person in London with whom he would not shake hands and, "he is in the mud and there I leave him." Source: Internet
Among other restrictions, worshippers will not shake hands during the Sign of Peace. Source: Internet
Ending apartheid Frederik de Klerk and Nelson Mandela shake hands at the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum held in Davos in January 1992. Source: Internet
“But at the end of it, we’ll shake hands and be brothers again,” Neil said. Source: Internet