handcuffs in the PONS Dictionary

handcuffs Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a pair of handcuffs

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Its coat of arms is the hammer and handcuffs.
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A strange transmutation circle is inscribed in the ground right by a rock-like platform that has handcuffs hanging down from chains to suspend someone.
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Softer leather handcuffs without body belts were instituted as substitute restraining devices.
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The police used plastic handcuffs which caused great pain, he said.
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Convicts of the nobility, along with female commoners, might be sentenced to the imposition of handcuffs or a fine.
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Handcuffs may be manufactured from various metals, including carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminium, or from synthetic polymers.
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These energy handcuffs were generated by her mutant power, but she may have needed the suit to focus it.
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He was one of the first magicians to have practiced a stage escape from handcuffs.
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Plastic strips to use as handcuffs were also found.
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A grave was dug and a coffin prepared, containing slave's handcuffs, chains and shackles.
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