Definition of hand mould in English:

hand mould

(US hand mold)

noun ˈhan(d) məʊld

1A device for holding the hands in the correct position when playing the piano or similar keyboard instrument. Now historical and rare.
2A small mould used in manufacturing or producing something by hand.

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Peter Hawker (1786–1853), army officer and writer. From hand + mould.

(US hand mold)

nounˈhan(d) məʊld

1A device for holding the hands in the correct position when playing the piano or similar keyboard instrument. Now historical and rare.
2A small mould used in manufacturing or producing something by hand.

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Peter Hawker (1786–1853), army officer and writer. From hand + mould.

单词	hand mould
释义	Definition of hand mould in English: hand mould (US hand mold) noun ˈhan(d) məʊld 1A device for holding the hands in the correct position when playing the piano or similar keyboard instrument. Now historical and rare. 2A small mould used in manufacturing or producing something by hand. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Peter Hawker (1786–1853), army officer and writer. From hand + mould. Definition of hand mould in US English: hand mould (US hand mold) nounˈhan(d) məʊld 1A device for holding the hands in the correct position when playing the piano or similar keyboard instrument. Now historical and rare. 2A small mould used in manufacturing or producing something by hand. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Peter Hawker (1786–1853), army officer and writer. From hand + mould.
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