-handle

financial (and increasingly general language) slang suffix used to imply an approximation, similar to -ish.

I can't believe Citi stock is trading at a 3-handle (~$3/share).

I need to stop eating those Burger King rib sticks ...I jumped on the scale last night and it showed a 2-hundred-handle for my weight. (relevant for someone who is typically less than 200 lbs).

by wallstreet101 May 26, 2010

Handle it

Do what you got to do. Usually referring to doing something to the fullest extent.

"Lets out for my birthday, I want to get smashed!"
"Handle it!!!

by elybear September 25, 2010

handling it

getting shit done; taking care of business, or mack-ing on ladies.

Rich did such a good job at work yesterday. Want to know why? He handled it.

Dan is handling it with Emily. They are going home tonight together.

by savannahjane August 16, 2010

Handled

(To be) Handled. To get owned or extremley burned. Harcore version of an own.

Guy-"Dude man Kyle just got Handled in that fight with Dylan"
Guy 2 - "Dude I know right"?

by Dman16 May 16, 2010

handling

Any physical sexual interaction between two individuals that is beyond the intention of friendship.

Last night Natasha was handling the Nako from UCLA all night long.

by Violeta De la Cruz March 16, 2009

handle

A half gallon of liquor. It gets its name from the little handle that's always on half gallons.

Grab the handle and let's get crunk!

by Blake April 21, 2003

handle that

To throughly take care of.

"That girl lookin fine, you better go handle that."

by Kyle November 25, 2004