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		View usage for:  (hændikrɑːft, -kræft) Word forms: plural handicrafts1. countable noun [usually plural]Handicrafts are activities such as embroidery and pottery which involve making things with your hands in a skilful way.  2. countable noun [usually plural]Handicrafts are the objects that are produced by people doing handicrafts.  She sells handicrafts to the tourists.   More Synonyms of handicraft  handicraft in British English (ˈhændɪˌkrɑːft) noun1. skill or dexterity in working with the hands  2. a particular skill or art performed with the hands, such as weaving, pottery, etc  3.  Also called: handcraft the work produced by such a skill or art  local handicraft is on sale    Derived forms handicraftsman (ˈhandiˌcraftsman) or handicrafter (ˈhandiˌcrafter) noun Word origin C15: changed from  handcraft through the influence of  handiwork, which was analysed as if  handy +  workhandicraft in American English (ˈhændɪˌkræft)   noun1.   expertness with the hands; manual skill  2.   an occupation or art calling for skillful use of the hands, as weaving, pottery, etc.  3.   work done or articles made by manual skills      Derived forms  handicraftsman (ˈhandiˌcraftsman) (ˈhændɪˌkræfsmən; ˈhændiˌkræfsmən)  nounWord forms: plural ˈhandiˌcraftsmen (ˈhændɪˌkræftmən; ˈhændiˌkræftmən) Word origin ME  handiecrafte, altered (infl. by  handiwerk,  handiwork) <  handcrafte < OE  handcræftExamples of 'handicraft' in a sentencehandicraft  They lost the pride of workmanship and close personal relationships that had existed in handicraft industries.Surplus agricultural products and handicrafts could now be traded for goods produced in distant lands.She taught herself handicrafts and cooking from books. Definition a skill performed with the hands, such as weaving My new handicraft was seashell pictures.   Additional synonymsDefinition skill the art of romance Synonyms skill,  knowledge,  method,  facility,  craft,  profession,  expertise,  competence,  accomplishment,  mastery,  knack,  ingenuity,  finesse,  aptitude,  artistry,  artifice (archaic),  virtuosity,  dexterity,  cleverness,  adroitnessDefinition skill or ability Lilyanne learned her craft of cooking from her grandmother. Synonyms skill,  art,  ability,  technique,  know-how (informal),  expertise,  knack,  aptitude,  artistry,  dexterity,  workmanship,  expertnessDefinition the result of someone's work or activity The architect stepped back to admire his handiwork. Synonyms creation,  product,  production,  achievement,  result,  design,  invention,  artefact,  handicraft,  handwork Nearby words ofhandicraft - handgun
 - handicap
 - handicapped
 - handicraft
 - handily
 - handiness
 - handiwork
 
 
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