Handout ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Handout ( noun )

A document or set of documents distributed to a group of people, typically in a classroom or meeting setting, containing information or instructions relevant to the topic being discussed.

Origin:

Early 19th century: from hand + out.

Examples:

1. The teacher gave us a handout with the study guide for the test.
2. I always take notes on the handouts provided during the lecture.
3. I lost the handout with the homework assignment on it, can you email me a copy?
4. The handout for the meeting had a list of action items for each team member.
5. I made a copy of the handout for my friend who was absent during the class.

(As a verb)

Handout ( verb )

A document or set of documents distributed to a group of people, typically in a classroom or meeting setting, containing information or instructions relevant to the topic being discussed.

Origin:

Early 19th century: from hand + out.

Examples:

1. The teacher gave us a handout with the study guide for the test.
2. I always take notes on the handouts provided during the lecture.
3. I lost the handout with the homework assignment on it, can you email me a copy?
4. The handout for the meeting had a list of action items for each team member.
5. I made a copy of the handout for my friend who was absent during the class.