a person who has committed a murder or assassination

a person who participates in a competition, contest, or sporting match

(surgical) operation; surgery

cell phone; mobile phone

a person one competes against in a contest, game, or fight; rival or adversary

a method or procedure used to achieve a specific result or end

a person who kills, such as a professional assassin or murderer

to end a romantic relationship

to cease a physical activity or movement, especially used as a command to stop hitting or touching something

a person who shoots with a bow or a firearm, especially one with great skill

in someone's possession, control, or under their care/responsibility.

physically held within the hands

administrative steps or official formalities required to complete a task or transaction

to set about a task; to start work

a person who is highly skilled or proficient in a specific field or activity

to stop attempting to control a situation or to renounce a pursuit

assistant; helper

a room equipped with a toilet and a sink for washing one's hands

to take action, perform a task, or make a move

the limb of the human body between the shoulder and the wrist

to begin a task, set to work on something, or initiate a process

a particular skill or mastery of a trade or technique

in one's hand; held by someone

under one's control or administration; people working under a leader

artistic or technical method or skill used in a creative or professional work

racing driver (in a car race) or rider (in a motorcycle or bicycle race)

to start, put one's hand to, or set about a task

a garment or covering for the hand worn for protection or warmth, including both gloves and mittens

second-hand house or real estate acquired indirectly rather than from the original developer

the hand on the right side of a person's body

to reach out with one's hand; to hold out a hand

to act together, cooperate, or form a partnership for a common purpose or shared goal

left hand; left-hand side

to take over a job, task, or responsibility from someone else

done or operated by hand rather than by machine

to get involved in or interfere with a matter, often without invitation or necessity

to receive, acquire, or purchase

to join forces or work together for a common goal

with one's own hands; personally

manacles or shackles for the hands, typically consisting of two metal rings joined by a chain

the part of an object designed to be held, gripped, or turned by the hand, such as a door knob or a tool handle

to raise or put up one's hand, especially as a signal, to vote, or to ask a question

to take possession of or get hold of something

currently available or in one's immediate possession