Barehanded ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Barehanded ( adjective )

1. Without the use of gloves, tools or other protective covering on the hands.
2. Done or performed without any tools or equipment.

Origin:

The word barehanded is formed by combining the adjective "bare" meaning without clothing, protection or covering and the noun "hand" which is a part of the body.

Examples:

1. He caught the fish barehanded.
2. She climbed the mountain barehanded.
3. He broke the lock barehanded.
4. She performed the magic trick barehanded.
5. The gardener picked the apples barehanded.

(As a verb)

Barehanded ( verb )

1. Without the use of gloves, tools or other protective covering on the hands.
2. Done or performed without any tools or equipment.

Origin:

The word barehanded is formed by combining the adjective "bare" meaning without clothing, protection or covering and the noun "hand" which is a part of the body.

Examples:

1. He caught the fish barehanded.
2. She climbed the mountain barehanded.
3. He broke the lock barehanded.
4. She performed the magic trick barehanded.
5. The gardener picked the apples barehanded.