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handiwork
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handiwork
(noun)
handiwork
/
ˈ
hændɪˌwɚk/
noun
handiwork
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ˈ
hændɪˌwɚk/
noun
Britannica Dictionary definition of HANDIWORK
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1
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work that is done by using your hands
They admired the potter's beautiful
handiwork
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something done by a particular person or group
I think all of these problems are her
handiwork
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