fingers (Meaning)
fingers
to touch or handle something, to play (a musical instrument) with the fingers, any of the five terminating members of the hand, to extend in the shape or manner of a finger, to use the fingers in playing a musical instrument, bird sense 10, the breadth of a finger, interest, share, one of the five divisions of the end of the hand, to extend into or penetrate in the shape of a finger, one other than the thumb, to touch with the fingers, to have a certain fingering, a projecting piece (such as a pawl for a ratchet) brought into contact with an object to affect its motion, the width of a finger, to mark the notes of (a music score) as a guide in playing, to perform with the fingers or with a certain fingering, a part of a glove into which a finger is inserted, to touch or feel with the fingers, to play (notes, chords, etc.) with a specific fingering, to accuse or identify as guilty, to point out, something that resembles or does the work of a finger, something that resembles a finger
Synonyms & Antonyms of fingers
fingers Sentence Examples
- The pianist's delicate fingers danced across the ivory keys, creating a symphony of sound.
- The thief deftly moved his fingers into the lock, unlocking it with ease.
- The surgeon's steady fingers guided the scalpel with precision during the delicate operation.
- The painter's vibrant fingers created an array of colors on the canvas, capturing the essence of the landscape.
- The child's tiny fingers reached out to grasp the brightly colored toy.
- The guitarist's nimble fingers plucked the strings, producing a haunting melody.
- The writer's ink-stained fingers traced words onto the page, bringing thoughts to life.
- The sculptor's clay-covered fingers molded a masterpiece out of a shapeless lump.
- The doctor's gentle fingers examined the patient's wound, assessing its severity.
- The carpenter's rugged fingers gripped the hammer, expertly driving nails into the wood.
FAQs About the word fingers
to touch or handle something, to play (a musical instrument) with the fingers, any of the five terminating members of the hand, to extend in the shape or manner
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conceals,hides, disguises,simulates, feigns, camouflages,counterfeits, shams
The pianist's delicate fingers danced across the ivory keys, creating a symphony of sound.
The thief deftly moved his fingers into the lock, unlocking it with ease.
The surgeon's steady fingers guided the scalpel with precision during the delicate operation.
The painter's vibrant fingers created an array of colors on the canvas, capturing the essence of the landscape.
