Cuffed [verb]

Some brands simply hang a thin fleece liner inside a shell, connected only by the stitching at the waist and cuffs.

You sit in an armchair, pretending to play with your comm cuff while actually you are watching Fatima and her girlfriend talking outside the sliding glass doors to the home.

Your feel a faint twinge as your own cuff, synched with hers, releases neurochemicals into the artery at your wrist, and a momentary wave of Fatima’s anxiety and exhaustion passes through you.

They say very little, mostly shooting each other bursts of emotion from their cuffs, which you can then see play across their faces.

Now some companies are providing blood pressure cuffs equipped with remote monitoring technology so that women can get checked from home instead.

There was a scuffle, and Black Sheep was torn off the body by Harry and some colleagues, and cuffed home tingling but exultant.

Her great arms vent veeling about like a vinmill, as she cuffed and thumped poor Mary for taking her pa's part.

You cuffed him last Sunday for ringing the bell at the Agnus Dei.

Their wings cuffed the marauder's head in a fashion that confused him.

Riggs took two long strides and bent over her, his teeth protruding in a snarl, and he cuffed her hard on the side of the head.