Hands-on Definition

hăndzŏn, -ôn
adjective
Designating or of training, an activity, etc. in which a person actively participates by design.
Webster's New World
Involving active participation; applied, as opposed to theoretical.
American Heritage
Designating or of a manager, administrator, etc. who intervenes or otherwise actively participates in the execution of a task or activity.
Webster's New World

Hands-on Sentence Examples

  • Lied Children's Discovery Museum - This interactive museums features two floors and 25,000 sq. feet of activities, displays, and hands-on activities, with exhibits including "Desert Discovery," "Boulder mountain," and "Desert in the Dark".

  • It left him more hands-on with the western front than he'd been in hundreds of years.

  • It's stupid even fighting about any of the land before we make sure that gold-digging bitch doesn't screw us and get her hands on all of it!

  • Jennifer gasped at the sight and stood, hands on the roll bar, and drank in the works of nature's paintbrush.

  • She finished snapping the beans and wiped her hands on the towel.

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Words Starting With

HHAHAN

Words Ending With

NON

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