The Collaborative International Dictionary
Double-handed \Dou"ble-hand"ed\, a.
Having two hands.
Deceitful; deceptive.
--Glanvill.
Wiktionary
1 Involving both hands. 2 Designed to be used with two hands. 3 Involving two people. 4 Serving two purposes or involving two approaches. 5 deceitful; deceptive adv. With two hands. v
(en-pastdouble-hand)
Usage examples of "double-handed".
Flagons of cider were passed round, also a small double-handed cup with wine in honour of the guests, which was carried to myself and Hasting by the hands of the fair Bessie.
As they rode they brandished their double-handed swords and fired the Martini-Henry carbines they had captured from their defeated enemies.
Haven took the biggest, a greatsword, with a double-handed hilt and a jeweled pommel.
Demok circled in behind and delivered a heavy, double-handed blow, striking the god-king in the side, just below the floating rib.
His silver-streaked fair hair bound into a ponytail, his old, round iron helm upon his head, Ruathain stood beside his son, his double-handed longsword plunged into the ground before him.
A third leaped at her, and she screamed, stepping back and yanking her stick in double-handed to block the monster.
Dark blood welled in a thick bead and he smeared it on the dagger and held it out for Jofre to once more clasp double-handed so that that smear of blood was imprinted on his own flesh.