handsy
adjective
\ ˈhan(d)-zē
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Definition of handsy
: using the hands in an unusually active or noticeable manner
a handsy golf swing With Ricky Rubio being such a nuisance as a defender, the Wolves have the luxury of a quick, handsy … point guard who can bother the rest of the opposing point guards in the NBA. — CBS Sports.com
often
: using the hands to touch another person in an aggressively sexual way
There isn't anything new about men in positions of power behaving inappropriately. A handsy boss, who has no filter and no fear of offending, is a staple of old movies and shows like Mad Men. — Karol Markowicz She's found herself standing in elevators at tech conferences late at night when a guy would decide to get, as she puts it, handsy. — Liza Mundy