Panhandle

Definition of Panhandle

to approach strangers and beg for money or food

How should Panhandle divide into syllables

The first syllable 'pan' has a short vowel sound a and the consonant sound p. The second syllable 'han' has a short vowel sound a and the consonant sound h. The third syllable 'dle' has a long vowel sound a, the consonant sound d, and the consonant sound l.

Part of Speech - Panhandle

The homeless man would often panhandle on the street corner.

Sentences with Panhandle

• The man on the street corner was panhandling for change.
• I gave some food to the woman who was panhandling outside the grocery store.
• He would often panhandle in the park, asking for money or food.
• The homeless man was caught panhandling in the parking lot.
• I saw a group of people panhandling near the train station.

Quotes with Panhandle

• I don't want to be one of those guys who's known for panhandling.
• I don't mind panhandling. It's something to do.
• Panhandling is the last resort.
• The panhandler is always at work.
• Panhandling is an art.
• Panhandling is a tough business.
• Panhandlers are a part of the urban landscape.
• It's not easy to make a living panhandling.
• Panhandlers are a part of the city's fabric.
• I've never had to panhandle.
• I've panhandled before, and it's not fun.
• Panhandling is a way of life for some people.
• Panhandling is a way to survive.
• Panhandling is a way to get by.
• Panhandling is a way to make ends meet.
• Panhandling is a way to get through the day.
• Panhandling is a way to pay the rent.
• Panhandling is a way to feed the kids.
• Panhandling is a way to keep the lights on.
• Panhandling is a way to stay alive.

Number of characters in Panhandle

9 ( p, a, n, h, a, n, d, l, e )

Unique letters in Panhandle

7 ( p, a, n, h, d, l, e )

Panhandle Backwards

eldnahnap

Phonetic Transcription of Panhandle

IPA (International): ˈpæˌnhændʌl

ARA (American): ˈpæˌnhændʌl

EPA (English): ˈpæˌnhændʌl

PAE-NHHAE-NDAH-L