| That and the jaunty striped underpants of the chef, a full handspan of which can be seen above his shorts as he weaves around the room. |
| A good rule of thumb when buying or constructing a flight cage for large parrots is that the width should be twice the wingspan, plus a handspan. |
| The skull was almost a handspan wide, the pike's six rows of curving, pointed teeth distinct, as were the teeth that cover the upper surface of its tongue like barbs. |
| He once again kept up the flow of meaningless but soothing chatter as his hands passed over every handspan of the glossy hide. |
| It's about a handspan as far as wings, it's orangey, and it has dark markings on its wings. |
| Eiji Sanjuro was about a handspan shorter than Gabriel, but was built like a bamboo stalk, tough, slender, and powerful. |
