handclap

noun
UK /ˈhænd.klæp/
US /ˈhænd.klæp/

A handclap is the sound you make when you hit your hands together.

The audience gave a loud handclap after the song.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A single act of striking the palms together.

She gave one sharp handclap to get everyone's attention.

3. A rhythmic pattern of clapping used in music or games.

The children kept a steady handclap going during the song.

4. A signal made by clapping the hands.

The teacher's handclap told the class to line up.