handy

IPA: hˈændi

Easy to use, useful.
Nearby, within reach.
Dexterous, skilful. (of a person)
(slang) Physically violent; tending to use one's fists.
Of a freight ship: having a small cargo capacity (less than 40,000 DWT); belonging to the handysize class.

Examples of "handy" in Sentences

Unfortunately I didn't have the title handy when I blogged about it.
The ubiquitous term handy which every German speaker automatically assumes to be a genuine English term.
The only time shutdown - a comes in handy is when there's a countdown timer on screen, started by Windows.
There is a very interesting book on this subject, sorry don't have the title handy, google is your friend.
We have a recording of this conversation, but I’ll keep your name handy so we’ll know who to blame if the facts in your article are wrong.
Their efforts have come in handy for several young children, who reported that they knew how to react when they encountered fire in their own homes.
A fun exercise for intro level physics students is to read a paper that came out in scientific American a few years ago I’m sorry but I don’t have the title handy on MOND.
Another time this will come in handy is if you’re cooking at a friend’s home where they don’t stock the same spices that you do, and you’re trying to season a favorite dish.
Where it really comes in handy is file open/save dialogs or any Explorer window — you can simply use the middle-click function to show the menu, and once you’ve selected something, Folder Menu will automatically navigate to the correct folder from within the dialog.