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Meanings of shank in English
Usage of shank in English
1
The rear end of the short shank tapered to a rounded point.
2
The bowstring he made of the finer tendons from the deer's shank.
3
I am empty as a shank bone when the marrow-toast is serving.
4
Hip flexion angle and shank angle did not contribute to any models.
5
It's happened once or twice-someGriever-stungshank flipped out and attacked somebody.
6
If he won it with a shank, he would not be bothered.
7
The veal hind shank, to be precise, sawed into three-inch-thick pieces .
8
I love the lamb shank, and my husband loves the chicken wings.
9
Wee little fat shank, but nice sap when all's said and done.
10
Apply glue to the ends of the shank and also in the holes.
11
My grandmother used to use beef, I've changed it to the veal shank.
12
I toss the shank to the far end of the table.
13
Billy could see the tin shank glinting in Tommy's right hand.
14
That's what the white-suit shank called the thing we need to go through.
15
The cheek is used for pickling in salt, also the shank or shin.
16
Of course, it doesn't have the classic protruding bone of the shank half.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common