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Definition
Synonym
Samthandschuh
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Samthandschuh
velvet glove
Samthandschuh
m
Samthandschuh
e
pl
jdn. mit
Samthandschuh
en anfassen
übtr.
velvet glove
velvet gloves
to handle sb. with kid gloves
Samthandschuh
m
Samthandschuh
e
pl
jdn. mit
Samthandschuh
en Glacéhandschuhen anfassen
übtr.
velvet glove
velvet gloves
to handle treat sb. with kid gloves
fig.
Samthandschuh
m
Samthandschuh
e
pl
jdn. mit
Samthandschuh
en Glacéhandschuhen anfassen
übtr.
velvet glove
velvet gloves
to handle treat sb. with kid gloves
fig.
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velvet glove Synonyme
velvet
Easy Street
affluence
alabaster
bed of roses
billiard table
blubber
bowling alley
bowling green
breeze
butter
cinch
clay
clover
comfort
contentment
cushion
daintiness
delicacy
dough
down
downiness
ease
easy circumstances
easy target
easy thing
eiderdown
feather bed
feathers
felicity
filminess
fine-grainedness
fineness
flat
fleece
fleshpots
floss
flue
fluff
fluffiness
foam
fuzz
fuzziness
glass
gossameriness
gracious life
gracious living
happiness
ice
ivory
kapok
lap of luxury
level
life of ease
loaves and fishes
luxury
mahogany
marble
peach fuzz
picnic
pie
piece of cake
pillow
plane
plush
prosperity
prosperousness
pubescence
pudding
puff
pushover
putty
refinement
rubber
satin
satininess
security
setup
silk
silkiness
sinecure
sitting duck
slide
smooth
smoothness
snap
softness
solid comfort
success
swansdown
tennis court
the affluent life
the good life
thistledown
thriving condition
upward mobility
velvet
iness
wax
weal
wealth
welfare
well-being
wool
zephyr
velvet
y
attenuate
attenuated
buffed
burnished
cottony
dainty
delicate
downy
feathery
filmy
fine
fine-drawn
fine-grained
finespun
finished
flossy
fluffy
furbished
furry
fuzzy
gauzy
glace
glassy
glazed
gleaming
glossy
gossamer
gossamery
hirsute
lacquered
nappy
peachy
pinnate
plush
plushy
polished
pubescent
refined
rubbed
satin
satinlike
satiny
sericeous
shellacked
shiny
silken
silklike
silky
sleek
slick
smooth
soft
soft as silk
thin-spun
varnished
velutinous
velvet
like
wiredrawn
Samthandschuh Definition
Glove
(
n.
)
A
cover
for
the
hand,
or
for
the
hand
and
wrist,
with
a
separate
sheath
for
each
finger.
The
latter
characteristic
distinguishes
the
glove
from
the
mitten.
Glove
(
n.
)
A
boxing
glove.
Glove
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
with,
or
as
with,
a
glove.
Velvet
(
n.
)
A
silk
fabric,
having
a
short,
close
nap
of
erect
threads.
Inferior
qualities
are
made
with
a
silk
pile
on
a
cotton
or
linen
back.
Velvet
(
n.
)
The
soft
and
highly
vascular
deciduous
skin
which
envelops
and
nourishes
the
antlers
of
deer
during
their
rapid
growth.
Velvet
(
a.
)
Made
of
velvet
Velvet
(
v.
i.)
To
pain
velvet.
Velvet
(
v.
t.)
To
make
like,
or
cover
with,
velvet.
velvet glove Bedeutung
onychophoran
velvet
worm
peripatus
any
of
numerous
velvety-skinned
wormlike
carnivorous
animals
common
in
tropical
forests
having
characteristics
of
both
arthropods
and
annelid
worms
velvet
ant
a
solitary
wasp
of
the
family
Mutillidae,
the
body
has
a
coat
of
brightly
colored
velvety
hair
and
the
females
are
wingless
baseball
glove
glove
baseball
mitt
mitt
the
handwear
used
by
fielders
in
playing
baseball
batting
glove
a
glove
worn
by
batters
in
baseball
to
give
a
firmer
grip
on
the
bat
boxing
glove
glove
boxing
equipment
consisting
of
big
and
padded
coverings
for
the
fists
of
the
fighters,
worn
for
the
sport
of
boxing
gauntlet
gantlet
metal
glove
a
glove
of
armored
leather,
protects
the
hand
glove
handwear:
covers
the
hand
and
wrist
glove
compartment
compartment
on
the
dashboard
of
a
car
golf
glove
a
glove
worn
by
golfers
to
give
a
firm
grip
on
the
handle
of
the
golf
club
hand
puppet
glove
puppet
glove
doll
a
puppet
with
a
cloth
body
and
hollow
head,
fits
over
the
hand
kid
glove
suede
glove
a
glove
made
of
fine
soft
leather
(as
kidskin)
velvet
a
silky
densely
piled
fabric
with
a
plain
back
love-lies-bleeding
velvet
flower
tassel
flower
Amaranthus
caudatus
young
leaves
widely
used
as
leaf
vegetables,
seeds
used
as
cereal
velvet
plant
purple
velvet
plant
royal
velvet
plant
Gynura
aurantiaca
Javanese
foliage
plant
grown
for
their
handsome
velvety
leaves
with
violet-purple
hairs
velvet
bent
velvet
bent
grass
brown
bent
Rhode
Island
bent
dog
bent
Agrostis
canina
common
grass
with
slender
stems
and
narrow
leaves
velvet
grass
Yorkshire
fog
Holcus
lanatus
tall
European
perennial
grass
having
a
velvety
stem,
naturalized
in
United
States
and
used
for
forage
mascarene
grass
Korean
velvet
grass
Zoysia
tenuifolia
Asiatic
creeping
perennial
grass,
introduced
in
southern
United
States
as
a
droughtesistant
lawn
grass
velvetleaf
velvet-leaf
velvetweed
Indian
mallow
butter-print
China
jute
Abutilon
theophrasti
tall
annual
herb
or
subshrub
of
tropical
Asia
having
velvety
leaves
and
yellow
flowers
and
yielding
a
strong
fiber,
naturalized
in
southeastern
Europe
and
United
States
tree
mallow
velvetleaf
velvet-leaf
Lavatera
arborea
arborescent
perennial
shrub
having
palmately
lobed
furry
leaves
and
showy
red-purple
flowers,
southwestern
United
States
cowage
velvet
bean
Bengal
bean
Benghal
bean
Florida
bean
Mucuna
pruriens
utilis
Mucuna
deeringiana
Mucuna
aterrima
Stizolobium
deeringiana
the
annual
woody
vine
of
Asia
having
long
clusters
of
purplish
flowers
and
densely
hairy
pods,
cultivated
in
southern
United
States
for
green
manure
and
grazing
common
osier
hemp
willow
velvet
osier
Salix
viminalis
willow
with
long
flexible
twigs
used
in
basketry
staghorn
sumac
velvet
sumac
Virginian
sumac
vinegar
tree
Rhus
typhina
deciduous
shrubby
tree
or
eastern
North
America
with
compound
leaves
that
turn
brilliant
red
in
fall
and
dense
panicles
of
greenish
yellow
flowers
followed
by
crimson
acidic
berries
mullein
flannel
leaf
velvet
plant
any
of
various
plants
of
the
genus
Verbascum
having
large
usually
woolly
leaves
and
terminal
spikes
of
yellow
or
white
or
purplish
flowers
glove
anesthesia
a
mental
disorder
involving
loss
of
sensitivity
in
the
hand
and
wrist,
since
no
combination
of
nerves
serve
this
area
a
glove
anesthesia
is
clearly
psychogenic
in
origin
glove
leather
leather
suitable
for
making
gloves
tactful
kid-glove
showing
skill
and
sensitivity
in
dealing
with
people,
by
diplomatic
conduct
he
avoided
antagonizing
anyone,
a
tactful
way
of
correcting
someone,
the
agency
got
the
kid-glove
treatment
on
Capitol
Hill
velvet
velvety
resembling
velvet
in
having
a
smooth
soft
surface
velvet
velvety
velvet-textured
smooth
and
soft
to
sight
or
hearing
or
touch
or
taste
hand
in
glove
hand
and
glove
cooperatively
in
close
cooperation,
they
work
hand
in
glove
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