handy

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• keep: Keep rock salt handy to put on external paths in cold weather.

Modifies a noun

• hint: Here are some handy hints on how to keep on the right track.
• tip: Here are 66 handy tips on how to save money.
• checklist: More What to take Provides a handy kit checklist along with tips about what to wear.
• pouch: There is even a handy pouch to carry accessories, such as your clicker.
• utility: This handy little utility ensures that you always run certain programs every session.
• pocket: There is a handy pocket on the tail of the sling which fastens with a zip.

Modifying Another Word

• pretty: The fact that Kian is a warrior means he'll be pretty handy in a fight.
• very: Pros: Very handy for the terminal, not far to walk at all.
• especially: These rules come in especially handy for writing very large or very small numbers.
• quite: I thought, ' This is quite handy, really ' .
• extremely: For someone with a bad ankle, tho, a stick can be extremely handy, and Julian very generously let me borrow it.
• incredibly: Tips for Effect Brushes The Effect Tool in Corel PHOTO-PAINT can be incredibly handy if you're an experienced user.

Infinitive complement

• know: Plus I've learned how to use an RSS parser which is always handy to know!

Used with adjective complement

• prove: Taking into account the quarter finals first leg results could prove handy once again for football single backers.
• come: I reckon you ain't used to lying, it don't seem to come handy; what you want is practice.
• keep: The booklet could be kept handy in case you need to make a report.

Preposition: in

• case: I just keep a blade handy in case I run out of ink... .

Preposition: for

• airport: Pros: Handy for the airport and easy to find.
• emergency: Keep a flashlight handy for emergencies, do not use candles.