Handlike is valid Scrabble Word

Is handlike a scrabble word?
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8 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for HANDLIKE in dictionary:

VP:

to submit; present for acceptance: She handed in her term paper after the deadline. He handed his resignation in yesterday.
to transmit; pass on to a successor, posterity, etc.: The silver service was handed on to the eldest daughter of the family.
to give or distribute; pass out: People were handing out leaflets on every corner.
to hand the ball to a member of one's team in the course of a play.

VERB (USED WITH OBJECT):

to deliver or pass with or as if with the hand.
to help, assist, guide, etc., with the hand: He handed the elderly woman across the street.

NOUN:

the terminal, prehensile part of the upper limb in humans and other primates, consisting of the wrist, metacarpal area, fingers, and thumb.
the corresponding part of the forelimb in any of the higher vertebrates.
a terminal prehensile part, as the chela of a crustacean, or, in falconry, the foot of a falcon.
something resembling a hand in shape or function, as various types of pointers: the hands of a clock.

index.
a person employed in manual labor or for general duties; worker; laborer: a factory hand; a ranch hand.
a person who performs or is capable of performing a specific work, skill, or action: a real hand at geometry.
a person, with reference to ability or skill: He was a poor hand at running a business.
means, agency; instrumentality: death by his own hand.
assistance; aid; active participation or cooperation: Give me a hand with this ladder.
side; direction: no traffic on either hand of the road.
style of handwriting; penmanship: She wrote in a beautiful hand.
a round or outburst of applause for a performer: to get a hand.
a promise or pledge, as of marriage: He asked for her hand in marriage.
a linear measure equal to 4 inches (10.2 centimeters), used especially in determining the height of horses.
manus.
skill at manipulating the reins of a horse: To ride well, one must have good hands.
a bunch, cluster, or bundle of various leaves, fruit, etc., as a bundle of tobacco leaves tied together or a cluster of bananas.
the deviation of a thread or tooth from the axial direction of a screw or gear, as seen from one end looking away toward the other.
the fabric properties that can be sensed by touching the material, as resilience, smoothness, or body: the smooth hand of satin.
a person considered as a source, as of information or of supply.
skill; workmanship; characteristic touch: a painting that shows a master's hand.
a member of a ship's crew: All hands on deck!
possession or power; control, custody, or care: to have someone's fate in one's hands.
a position, especially one of control, used for bargaining, negotiating, etc.: an action to strengthen one's hand.
a person's signature: to set one's hand to a document.

I:

firsthand.
second hand.
by the action of; through the agency of: They suffered at the hands of their stepfather.
by using the hands, as opposed to machines; manually: lace made by hand.
to pass from one owner to another; change possession: The property has changed hands several times in recent years.
to be totally submissive to another; be very attentive or servile: That spoiled brat has her parents eating out of her hand.
from one person to another; through successive ownership or possession: The legendary jewel went from hand to hand.
improvidently; precariously; with nothing in reserve: They looked forward to a time when they would no longer have to live from hand to mouth.
very intimately associated: Several high-ranking diplomats were found to be hand and glove with enemy agents.
cash.
to give just credit to; pay respect to: You have to hand it to her for getting the work out.
speedily; increasingly: He owns a chain of restaurants and makes money hand over fist.
hold your hands above your head! give up!
in direct combat; at close quarters: The troops fought hand to hand.
to have a share in; participate in: It is impossible that she could have had a hand in this notorious crime.
to have a large or excessive amount of work to handle; be constantly busy: The personnel department has its hands full trying to process the growing number of applications.
to join hands with another person as a token of affection: They have been seen holding hands in public.
to unite in a common cause; combine: The democracies must join hands in order to survive.
to continue to practice: He turned the business over to his sons, but he keeps his hand in it. I just play enough golf to keep my hand in.
to take part in; participate in: If the strike continues, the government will have to take a hand in the negotiations.
to render one powerless to act; thwart: The provisions of the will tied his hands.
to set to work at; busy oneself with: He turned his hand successfully to gardening.
to disclaim any further responsibility for; renounce interest in or support of: I washed my hands of the entire affair.
in an arrogant or dictatorial manner; arbitrarily: He ran the organization with a high hand.
to prompt a person to take immediate action or to reveal his or her intentions: The criticism forced the governor's hand so that he had to declare his support of the tax bill.
to give one's word; seal a bargain by or as if by shaking hands: He said the goods would be delivered within a month and gave them his hand on it.
don't touch, strike, or interfere! keep away from!: Hands off my stereo!
to lend assistance; help out: Lend a hand and we'll finish the job in no time.
to exert any effort: She wouldn't lift a hand to help anyone.
from another side or aspect; conversely: It was an unfortunate experience, but, on the other hand, one can learn from one's mistakes.
under one's care or management; as one's responsibility: He was left with a large surplus on his hands.
to clasp another's hand in greeting, congratulation, or agreement: They shook hands on the proposed partnership.
to disclose or display one's true intentions or motives: The impending revolution forced him to show his hand.
to admit one's inadequacy, exasperation, or failure; despair: When the general received reports of an enemy build-up, he threw up his hands.
to reveal one's plans or intentions before the propitious time.
to test one's skill or aptitude for: After becoming a successful painter, he decided to try his hand at sculpture.

ADJECTIVE:

resembling a hand
of, belonging to, using, or used by the hand.
made by hand.
carried in or worn on the hand.
operated by hand; manual.

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How to use HANDLIKE in a sentence

A bull with his great club-foot in a noose is surely caught, but the Grizzly raised his supple, hand-like, tapering paw and gave one jerk that freed it.
He clutched at the cord with his handlike claws and began trying to pull the imp down to him.
Then he described the foot of the gorilla, and shewed that although it was superficially hand-like, it possessed all the structural characters that distinguish a foot from a hand.
These animals usually possess a long tail which they can use as a prehensile organ, curling it about the branch of a tree with hand-like ease and grasp.
These animals also run upon all fours, and their feet are handlike as before, but the tail is much reduced.

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