hand out
phr. v..phr. v.. to give something to each person in a group.
phr. v.. to distribute items to a group of people, typically by hand; often used in educational or organizational contexts.
The teacher will hand out the test papers now.
Volunteers stood on the street corner to hand out flyers for the upcoming local election.
The charity organization managed to hand out over five hundred blankets to those displaced by the sudden flooding in the valley.
this verb is separable, meaning the object can go between 'hand' and 'out'.
contrast with 'give out' (very similar) and 'distribute' (more formal); 'hand out' specifically implies the physical act of passing items from one person to others.
He handed out them to the class.He handed them out to the class.when the object is a pronoun like 'them', it must go between the verb and the particle.