Crossword clues for handiwork
handiwork
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Handiwork \Hand"i*work`\ (-[i^]*w[^u]rk`), n. [OE. handiwerc, AS. handgeweorc; hand hand + geweorc work; prefix ge- + weorc. See Work.] Work done by the hands; hence, any work done personally.
The firmament showeth his handiwork.
--Ps. xix. 1.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
n. 1 Work done by the hands. 2 Work done personally. 3 The result of personal efforts.
WordNet
n. a work produced by hand labor [syn: handicraft, handcraft, handwork]
Wikipedia
Handiwork is the seventh studio album by the Canadian guitarist Rik Emmett, released in 2002. It is second fully instrumental album recorded by Emmett.
Usage examples of "handiwork".
He did not believe that the basin was inhabited by other than wild beasts, and he attributed the building which he saw to the handiwork of an extinct or departed people, either contemporaneous with the ancient Atlantians who had built Opar or, perhaps, built by the original Oparians themselves, but now forgotten by their descendants.
Some were large, but one or two--and this is a wonderful instance of how nature carries out her handiwork by the same unvarying laws, utterly irrespective of size--were tiny.
Frederik was still contentedly peering through the ironwork at the activity below when Cneajna, Eupraxia, and Smaranda dropped their handiwork and jumped up so they could curtsy to the most eligible bachelor in the dukedom as he strolled out onto the balcony.
Time and moths had lent these standards a gauzelike authenticity while rust had etched a handiwork into the suited armour and armoury that they had never possessed when he had bought them.
As through a template of wrapped and spun wire, Dakar saw his own handiwork laced into the mesh, clumsy weavings like botched snags of string clumped within the fiercely clean elegance of Fellowship crafting.
So proud was the topiarist of his careful handiwork that he had signed his name in box trees.
When the dam is built the beavers often dig a channel around either end to carry off the surplus water, and so prevent their handiwork being washed away in a freshet.
The entire fleet bore marks of the handiwork of the rebels, in the shape of battered casemates, broken chimneys, and shattered upper works.
As Cressida stepped back with her companion ladies to view their handiwork, she felt that their efforts had been fully justified.
She stood on her tiptoes and peeked over his shoulder to see his handiwork.
As with other vehicles in the small fleet, the truck had been repainted several times, the legend on its sides changed too-all of it the handiwork of Rafael.
Pleased with his handiwork, he rocked back in his seat to watch the sensors cycle through their business and throw the answers up onto the screen.
The silhouettes of the skinheads paused a moment by the sheds, looking back at their handiwork.
The carriages leading the funeral train she had been watching only a few minutes before would undoubtedly have been decked with produce bearing that name, although the actual flowers would have been the handiwork of subcontractors using mass-produced seeds manufactured according to patented gentemplates.
Morre returned the cautery to the brazier and examined his handiwork, critically, while Don Caspar relaxed, sobbing despite himself, and a lancer cleaned his buttocks and legs of what had come when his anal sphincter failed.