handout English

Meaning handout meaning

What does handout mean?

Definitions in simple English

handout Noun

— A handout is money someone gives without expecting to get it back.

handout

— noun giving money or food or clothing to a needy person

— noun an announcement distributed to members of the press in order to supplement or replace an oral presentation

Synonyms handout synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as handout?

handout English » English

alms

charity

dole

virtue

release

press release

leaflet

handbill

flyer

donation

benefaction

support

succor

relief

pamphlet

leaf

information bulletin

grant

flier

contribution

circular

bulletin

benefit

assist

allowance

aid

Topics handout topics

What do people use handout to talk about?

Work and occupation Finance Share wealth

Give, donate

• What words refer to something that is given to poor people?
  charity donation handout

Examples handout examples

How do I use handout in a sentence?

Simple sentences

This isn't a handout.

I don't want a handout.

Movie subtitles

I want work, not a handout.

It's not a handout.

It killed me to take a handout. l-- l ain't used to it.

You see, Mr. Stephenson I don't feel this is asking the bank for a handout.

This is not a handout!

Offered me a handout, like I was a beggar.

A handout from the University Association.

A fine thing me dropping out of sight for so long and then writing you for a handout.

If you're looking for a handout, Why don't you say so?

I don't need a handout, I need a job.

But mostly they just wanted a handout.

You sold your life for a Goddamn handout.

Your best handout is from a young fella with his lady.

I Don't Want A Handout.

Carrie I'm here for a handout.

If they don't get a job, they ask for a handout.

Half of my life's been a handout I asked for.

Well, it can't be for a handout.

Do you think I'm going to accept some lousy police handout?

It's a handout. I don't take charity.

Old Lait Basham would rather starve to death than accept a handout.

He thought he was on a government handout.

Jason ran the store a whole week and he never even gave us a handout.

We're not looking for a handout.

What he did was wrong, but he did it 'cause he's too proud to ask for a handout.

A handout, by God!

Does everybody have the handout?

Ten bucks says she's looking for a handout.

Now, I'm not a greedy athlete looking for a handout.

IT'S NOT A HANDOUT.

I have never asked for a handout.

She's not asking for a handout.

I hope it's not for a handout.

Rachel, where's the handout for the meeting?

Has this president met a handout he didn't like?

I didn't come here looking for a handout, I can solve this problem by myself.

Benzedrine and a muscled fist, turn to hand, turn to handout, turned fish and loaves and a lazy day in Galilee.

News and current affairs

Recently, after collecting a government food handout, Ayman's father, who has been unemployed since March 2006, had to sell the milk to pay for the journey back home.

They didn't want a handout, only a chance to earn income.

From the growers' perspective, receiving a premium by selling a Fairtrade product is preferable to receiving a charitable handout that they would get whether they worked or not and regardless of the quality of what they produce.

Indeed, even America's smaller welfare state seems aimed at the middle class more than at the poor, with the so-called Earned Income Tax Credit being the biggest handout.