| firm handshake | 3.03 | Firm handshake. | ||
| hearty handshake | 1.51 | A hearty Western handshake? | ||
| secret handshake | 1.51 | A secret handshake? | ||
| warm handshake | 1.32 | He offered a warm handshake and smile. | ||
| public handshake | 0.99 | The public handshake was meant to be a commitment by politicians to the public. | ||
| congratulatory handshake | 0.72 | Beaming, her hoop earrings swinging, she collected congratulatory handshakes. | ||
| historic handshake | 0.72 | Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat shares historic handshake with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin at the White House. | ||
| first handshake | 0.59 | The first handshakes were the hardest. | ||
| simple handshake | 0.59 | The networking can range from a simple handshake to a job offer. | ||
| postgame handshake | 0.53 | The postgame handshake turned into an exchange of curse words. | ||
| symbolic handshake | 0.46 | However, a symbolic handshake is probable. | ||
| customary handshake | 0.39 | There was no customary handshake between the two men. | ||
| limp handshake | 0.39 | He gave me a very limp handshake. | ||
| perfunctory handshake | 0.39 | Little wonder, then, that Hingis and Williams shared a perfunctory handshake at the net after the match. | ||
| traditional handshake | 0.39 | Even the traditional handshake was canceled. | ||
| famous handshake | 0.33 | But four years after that famous handshake, those obligations remain unfulfilled. | ||
| post-game handshake | 0.33 | Then he slowly got up and joined his teammates for the post-game handshake. | ||
| quick handshake | 0.33 | A quick handshake seals the deal. | ||
| friendly handshake | 0.26 | Compared with the days of the Bad Boys, that confrontation was akin to a friendly handshake. | ||
| prolonged handshake | 0.26 | Pakistan President Gen. Pervez Musharraf and Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee appeared relaxed during a prolonged handshake that preceded talks lasting much of the afternoon. |