Passed, as in a baton

adjective

1. Having a hand or hands especially of a specified kind or number
2. Using a specified hand or number of hands

verb

1. To give, pass, or transmit with the hand

   "hand a letter to her"

2. To present or provide with

   "handed him a surprise"

3. To lead, guide, or assist with the hand

   "hand a lady into a bus"

4. Furl

   "hand the sail"

5. To touch or manage with the hands

adverb or adjective

1. Without gloves
2. Without tools or weapons

   "fight an animal bare-handed"

adjective

1. Left-handed
2. Clumsy, awkward

adjective

1. Having or bringing nothing
2. Having acquired or gained nothing

   "came back empty-handed"

adjective

1. Engaged in by four persons

   "a four-handed card game"

2. Designed for four hands

   "a four-handed piano piece"

adjective

1. Lacking dexterity or grace heavy-handed

adjective

1. Clumsy
2. Oppressive, harsh

adjective

1. Having or showing no regard for the rights, concerns, or feelings of others arbitrary, overbearing

adjective

1. Using the left hand habitually or more easily than the right
2. Relating to, designed for, or done with the left hand
3. Morganatic
4. Clumsy, awkward
5. Insincere, backhanded, dubious

   "a left-handed compliment"

6. Having a direction contrary to that of the hands of a watch viewed from in front counterclockwise
7. Having a spiral structure or form that ascends or advances to the left

   "a left-handed rope"

8. Having or being the L-form molecular structure