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No, because he's handy "with" a lady, not "for" a lady.
by alisonkisk 5y ago
No, because he's handy "with" a lady, not "for" a lady.
- moshmosh 5y ago"With", as in "among or in the company of", "the girls". [EDIT] yeah, in context it probably just means handling your partner well while dancing as the surface reading, with a possibly-intended somewhat-vulgar "hur hur hur, if you know what I mean" subtext.