handseling (Meaning)

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handseling (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Handsel

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The antique dealer offered the first buyer a handseling, a small gift to seal the purchase.
Upon the completion of their first trade agreement, the merchants exchanged handselings as a token of their newfound business bond.
In the ancient market square, the seller extended a handseling of a copper coin to the customer for good luck.
The mayor's handseling of the new town hall signified the official beginning of its operation.
The groom presented his bride with a handseling of a golden ring as a symbol of their eternal love.
As a gesture of appreciation, the benefactor gave a handseling of a scholarship to the deserving student.
The hunter's handseling of a small deer skin to the medicine man ensured the success of his future hunts.
The curator handled the ancient artifact with care, knowing its handseling would mark its arrival at the museum.
The teacher distributed handselings of pencils to her new students, encouraging them to embark on their educational journey.
The farmer shared the handseling of his first harvest with his neighbors, celebrating the fruits of their collective labor.

of Handsel

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The antique dealer offered the first buyer a handseling, a small gift to seal the purchase.

Upon the completion of their first trade agreement, the merchants exchanged handselings as a token of their newfound business bond.

In the ancient market square, the seller extended a handseling of a copper coin to the customer for good luck.

The mayor's handseling of the new town hall signified the official beginning of its operation.