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short-handed
[shawrt-han-did]
adjective
not having the usual or necessary number of workers, helpers, etc.
short-handed
adjective
lacking the usual or necessary number of assistants, workers, etc
sport with less than the full complement of players
Other Word Forms
- short-handedness noun
- ˌǰ-ˈԻԱ noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of short-handed1
Example Sentences
Jackson not only left Chelsea short-handed at Newcastle, he will now miss those pivotal final games that could shape so many futures at Stamford Bridge.
Nearly two months later, Bronny was scoring 17 in a short-handed loss to Milwaukee, quietly handling his rare success with humility and grace, cementing what everyone had come to believe.
The pitching staff was never fully healthy, with absences wreaking havoc throughout the year and leaving the team short-handed by the start of the postseason.
Lue wasn’t going to accept any excuses, even if the Clippers were playing short-handed because of a trade made earlier in the day.
The Dodgers won the World Series last season in spite of their short-handed pitching.
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