- A
handhold is a
manner in
which the
dancers hold each other's
hands during the dance. A hold is the way one
partner holds another one with hands. Hold...
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different promenade handholds.
These are
generally determined by the
specific dance or
local dance traditions. Some of
these different handholds are:
Basic promenade...
- single-like step,
variations of the
handhold combined with
turns give the
dance infinite dance move options. The dancers'
handholds can be
uncrossed (i.e., the...
- of romance,
handholding is
often used in the
early stages of
dating or
courtship to
express romantic interest in a partner.
Handholding is also common...
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threshing machine, with the
entire rigging—the
handhold and the body—all made as one piece. The
handhold was
folded back and
riveted to the main body of...
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hands or by
releasing one hand.
During these turns, they may
twist their handhold into
intricate pretzels.
Other c****ographies are also possible. Although...
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mechanism to move it
rapidly contained within a
housing with
means to
handhold it or fix it to a workbench.
Woodworking sanders are
usually powered electrically...
- the
dance floor. It is
danced with
various types of
single and
double handhold.
Among the
figures are
various handwraps, spins, throw-outs/catches, poses...
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purposes including to hold the
faixa in place, to
provide an
additional handhold, to tie back hair, or to
protect the top of the head. The sash (faixa)...
- weapon. In some
versions the
crossguard is
enlarged offering a
second handhold, held in this
position the
swords can be mani****ted in a
manner akin to...
