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glad-hand
(redirected from glad-handing)

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glad-hand (gldhnd)
v. glad-hand·ed, glad-hand·ing, glad-hands Informal
v.tr.
To extend a glad hand to: presidential hopefuls glad-handing the factory workers.
v.intr.
To extend a glad hand: was whistle-stopping and glad-handing for the last five months.
glad-hander n.
Translations
glad-hand [ˈglædhænd] VT (hum) → estrechar(con entusiasmo fingido)la mano de


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