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- Dictionaryhandiwork/ˈhandɪwəːk/
noun
- 1. something that one has made or done: "the dressmakers stood back to survey their handiwork"
- 2. making things by hand, considered as a subject of instruction: "they taught young women reading, writing, and handiwork"
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HANDIWORK definition: 1. work done skilfully with the hands: 2. something that you have done or caused, usually…. Learn more.
The meaning of HANDIWORK is work done by the hands. How to use handiwork in a sentence.
HANDIWORK meaning: 1. work done skilfully with the hands: 2. something that you have done or caused, usually…. Learn more.
Definition of handiwork noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
noun. work done by hand. the characteristic quality of a particular doer or maker: In all of Mozart's music we discover the handiwork of a genius. the result of work done by hand: woven mats and other handiwork. Discover More. Word History and Origins. Origin of handiwork 1.
Handiwork is something that you've done, achieved, or made, especially with your own two hands. When you hold up a pair of mittens you just finished knitting, you're admiring your handiwork.
n. 1. (Crafts) work performed or produced by hand, such as embroidery or pottery. 2. the result of the action or endeavours of a person or thing. [Old English handgeweorc, from hand + geweorc, from ge- (collective prefix) + weorc work]
2 meanings: 1. work performed or produced by hand, such as embroidery or pottery 2. the result of the action or endeavours of a.... Click for more definitions.
something that someone makes or does: She put down the brush and stood back to admire her handiwork. (Definition of handiwork from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
HANDIWORK meaning: 1 : work that is done by using your hands; 2 : something done by a particular person or group.
