un·hand·y

(ŭn-hăn′dē)

adj. un·hand·i·er, un·hand·i·est

1. Difficult to handle or manage; unwieldy.

2. Lacking manual skill or dexterity.

un·hand′i·ly adv.

un·hand′i·ness n.

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unhandily

(ʌnˈhændɪlɪ)

adv

1. in a clumsy or awkward manner

2. in an inconvenient manner

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