Definition of handsy in English:

handsy

adjective ˈhan(d)ziˈhandzē

informal

Tending to touch other people, typically in a way that is inappropriate or unwanted.
another participant is getting a bit handsy
Example sentencesExamples
- The teen stars were photographed holding hands, laughing, and getting handsy with each other.
- He was all handsy below my waist.
- She comes back and says that he got a bit too handsy for her, so she dumped him and walked out.
- She gets a bit handsy when she's had one too many vodkas in the club.
- The handsy twosome also share a few romantic moments.
- Look who is getting handsy with her new boyfriend!
- When asked if he ever got handsy with her, she replies, "He has great respect for the people he works with."
- Pictures are surfacing of the two kissing and getting all handsy with one another.
- Let's hope she doesn't mind her hubby getting handsy with the occasional party-goer.
- He was seen at the party getting handsy with the former model.

Origin

1960s: from plural of hand + -y¹.

Definition of handsy in US English:

handsy

adjectiveˈhandzē

informal

Tending to touch other people, typically in a way that is inappropriate or unwanted.
another participant is getting a bit handsy
Example sentencesExamples
- Pictures are surfacing of the two kissing and getting all handsy with one another.
- Look who is getting handsy with her new boyfriend!
- She gets a bit handsy when she's had one too many vodkas in the club.
- He was all handsy below my waist.
- The teen stars were photographed holding hands, laughing, and getting handsy with each other.
- She comes back and says that he got a bit too handsy for her, so she dumped him and walked out.
- Let's hope she doesn't mind her hubby getting handsy with the occasional party-goer.
- When asked if he ever got handsy with her, she replies, "He has great respect for the people he works with."
- The handsy twosome also share a few romantic moments.
- He was seen at the party getting handsy with the former model.

Origin

1960s: from plural of hand + -y.

词汇	handsy
释义	Definition of handsy in English: handsy adjective ˈhan(d)ziˈhandzē informal Tending to touch other people, typically in a way that is inappropriate or unwanted. another participant is getting a bit handsy Example sentencesExamples The teen stars were photographed holding hands, laughing, and getting handsy with each other. He was all handsy below my waist. She comes back and says that he got a bit too handsy for her, so she dumped him and walked out. She gets a bit handsy when she's had one too many vodkas in the club. The handsy twosome also share a few romantic moments. Look who is getting handsy with her new boyfriend! When asked if he ever got handsy with her, she replies, "He has great respect for the people he works with." Pictures are surfacing of the two kissing and getting all handsy with one another. Let's hope she doesn't mind her hubby getting handsy with the occasional party-goer. He was seen at the party getting handsy with the former model. Origin 1960s: from plural of hand + -y¹. Definition of handsy in US English: handsy adjectiveˈhandzē informal Tending to touch other people, typically in a way that is inappropriate or unwanted. another participant is getting a bit handsy Example sentencesExamples Pictures are surfacing of the two kissing and getting all handsy with one another. Look who is getting handsy with her new boyfriend! She gets a bit handsy when she's had one too many vodkas in the club. He was all handsy below my waist. The teen stars were photographed holding hands, laughing, and getting handsy with each other. She comes back and says that he got a bit too handsy for her, so she dumped him and walked out. Let's hope she doesn't mind her hubby getting handsy with the occasional party-goer. When asked if he ever got handsy with her, she replies, "He has great respect for the people he works with." The handsy twosome also share a few romantic moments. He was seen at the party getting handsy with the former model. Origin 1960s: from plural of hand + -y.
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