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Hammer Hands: A player that does not have good sensitivity for controlling the distance of their putts

Handshaking: The process by which two devices initiate communications. Handshaking begins when one device sends a message to another device indicating that it wants to establish a communications channel. . . . View Full Definition

Handset Subsidy: Frequently, a wireless company will sell a phone (handset) below cost, with the hope of making up the loss later on customer usage fees. The amount of loss per handset is called the handset subsidy.

Hands-On Investor: An investor who has a large stake in a company, but does not wish to play an active role in the management of the corporation.

Handsy: Usually refers to loose or excessive use of the hands and wrists in a swing or stroke

Laying On Of Hands: In alternative medicine, an ancient method of healing by touching a person with the hands or palms, usually on the head, shoulders, or waist. Also called contact healing. See also: Therapeutic touch.

Soft Hammer: A hammer made of brass, copper, lead or plastic to a non-marring finished surfaces on machines or workpieces.

push hands: Training with a partner to learn Tai chi principles. Using principles of 'sticking' or adhereing, following the energy and yielding, each player attempts to uproot the other.

Hands-Off Investor: The whole-dollar price of a bid or offer is referred to as the handle (e.g., if a security is quoted at 101.10 bid and 101.11 offered, 101 is the handle). Traders are assumed to know the han . . . View Full Definition

Hands to Feet Pose (Pada Hastasana): A standing pose. Stand straight with your feet together. Stretch your arms above your head. Bend forward until your face touches your legs and your hands can touch your toes.