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To give (something) over to the possession of another
“He was asked to hand over his cigarettes before we got started.”
To give (something) into the possession of someone, usually for use or consumption
“We decided to hand over some of our spare change to the homeless man.”
To pass (something) to someone
“Could you hand over the torchlight?”
To allocate or distribute among several parties
“Once they were safe, Arthur Morgan would then hand over the loot to the various members of this gang.”
To give money as a payment or donation
“An ice-cream seller bursts into loud laughter at something someone says as they hand over the cash for a medium-sized cone of mint chocolate chip.”
To transfer a suspect to another country or state
“Once the legal documents were settled, we would hand over the suspect to the foreign authorities.”
To exchange or give up something
To cover an expense
To direct the attention of someone to
To transmit, supply or send, especially money or payment
To tell, or inform, on (someone)
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