hand sanny

English

Noun

hand sanny (countable and uncountable, plural hand sannies)

1. hand sanitizer
   • 2014 November 13, Lupe R Haas, quoting Jake Johnson and Damon Wayans, “'Let’s Be Cops' Star Damon Wayans Jr. On Being a Germaphobe”, in Cine Movie‎^[1]:

     Jake: Also the way Damon just danced like, ‘Ew! Don’t touch. Don’t touch.’ That was all him. That wasn’t in the script. We were like, ‘It would be funny if you acted like a lady stripper.’
     Damon: Well I was stripper but I’m also a germaphobe. I’m like, ‘Ew! Ew! Hand sanny. Hand sanny.’”

   • 2019 November 8, Proma Khosla, “Netflix's 'Let it Snow' is here to kick your holiday season off right”, in Mashable‎^[2]:

     They intertwine and overlap with the ease, adding depth to Julie's (Merced) relationship with her mom, Keun's (Jacob Batalon) desire to throw a good old-fashioned high school rager, and even a little time for the delightful D'Arcy Carden to show up as Stuart's (Moore) publicist and ask for "hand-sanny."

   • 2020 December 21, “Handy Hand Sanny”, in Troublesmiths‎^[3], archived from the original on 2021-01-16:

     You need your hand sanny to do what it’s meant to do (get rid of nasties) as well as not leave your hands feeling horribly dry in the process.