Handcuffs [noun]

The sheriff's hand came out of his pocket with a rush, bringing a pair of handcuffs along with it.

Cold steel jaws of handcuffs closed on Black Hood's right wrist.

Handcuffs and chains would look still better on Jim, but it wouldn't go well with the story of us being so poor.

The fact is, that a week ago he had ordered a lot of constables' staves and four sets of handcuffs.

This sad and weeping fifty, in handcuffs and chains, was the last slave coffle that shall tread the soil of America.

"And in case of accidents," said Whiteside, and deftly slipped a pair of handcuffs upon the man's wrists.

A few seconds later the handcuffs had been removed, and Mr. Milburgh was soothing his chafed wrists.

He says, Jack Sheppards first object was to free himself from his handcuffs.

The moonlight struck upon the Little Giant handcuffs, making them look like quicksilver.

A hemstitched handkerchief, grimed and stained, was loosely twisted around his wrists, partly hiding the handcuffs.