puts one's hands on
puts one's hands on is the third-person singular simple present indicative of put one's hands on.
Meaning of put one's hands on
Verb
put one's hands on (third-person singular simple present puts one's hands on, present participle putting one's hands on, simple past and past participle put one's hands on)
- To assault.
- I can't believe I put my hands on him like that. I feel awful for hitting him.2008, E.N. Joy, Me, Myself and Him
- To interfere with.
- You not supposed to put your hands on my stuff either You racist bitch!2006, Rha Goddess, Low, page 92
- To obtain or find.
- If he doesn't already own some helicopters, he's bound to be able to put his hands on some.”2006, William W. Johnstone, Invasion Usa: Border War
- Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see put, hands.
- He put his hands on both sides of the wall.2008, Zack Highstreet, A Plague on Both Houses, page 215
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