handle
/ˈhændl/ or /ˈhændl/Definitions
1. noun
a part of something that you can grasp or turn, especially a part of a tool or machine
“The handle of the screwdriver was worn out from use.”
2. verb
to deal with or manage something, especially a difficult situation
“She had to handle the crisis at the company headquarters.”
3. verb
to grasp or hold something, especially with the hands
“He had to handle the fragile vase carefully.”
4. verb
to make a telephone call, especially to a customer or client
“The customer service representative had to handle dozens of calls per day.”
5. noun
a topic or subject that is discussed or dealt with, especially in a conversation or debate
“The handle of the discussion was the new tax law.”
6. noun
the name or title given to something, especially a book, film, or other creative work
“The handle of the novel was ‘The Great Gatsby’.”