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Meanings of shin bone in English
Synonyms
Examples for "shin"
Examples for "shin"
1
Gallas is recovering from a shin injury; Desailly has a back problem.
2
This was his thigh; this his shin; this his ankle and foot.
3
They will, for example, scream for passes or adjust their shin pads.
4
Pounding heart, wavery vision, vague feeling of nausea, burning shin, aching hands.
5
Bend the left knee and raise that shin perpendicular to the floor.
1
I looked for the line 'car door' and the column 'tibia fracture'.
2
The tibia and fibula are the other two bones in the region.
3
Body weight and tibia length were not altered in mice receiving rNRG1.
4
The tibia is shorter, too, than the tibia of the hind leg.
5
An asymmetrical raised patch on the anterior midshaft of the right tibia.
1
Any baseball player knows how it hurts to be hit on the shinbone.
2
I gave them a moldy shinbone, and the ogres sailed away and left you-
3
Or when you're holding a knife you've just made out of your own shinbone.
4
Twelve inches remained uncovered, and exposed that much of shinbone, sharp, blue, and narrow.
5
The tibia, or shinbone, was in better shape.
1
Well, if this was a field of battle, I should say 'twas the shankbone of a man; no more, no less.
2
For Starkad excellently judged the man's deserts, and bestowed a shankbone for the piper to pipe on, requiting his soft service with a hard fee.
Usage of shin bone in English
1
The blade was keen, and the guy's shin bone was right there.
2
Then, in 2009, the team found a human tibia, or shin bone.
3
But that shin bone is sticking right through the flesh of his leg.
4
We did our best, but that shin bone didn't heal right.
5
The prominent shin bone, so invariably found in the Africans, is not, however, seen.
6
The handle was black and smooth, shaped like a shin bone and cool beneath my palm.
7
She sustained a nasty fracture to her shin bone as a result, her counsel Michael Byrne said.
8
The only objection to his theory is, Uncle Ned's shin bone curved backward, this man's curves forward.
9
Marriner though clearly thought intent was irrelevant and the contact with the shin bone both reckless and dangerous.
10
Osgood-Schlatter disease is inflammation of the bone and cartilage at the top of the tibia or shin bone.
11
The body part was inside a white sock and black running trainer, with its shin bone still attached.
12
With half a shin bone or some hard flank steak;
13
Had I not stepped back as I did he might have broken my shin bone, for he wore heavy boots.
14
I looked forward to a summer without pennyroyal on the mantelpiece or witch hazel on the shin bone, and was content.
15
It wasn't particularly sore at the time but it did leave quite a bruise on the front of my left shin bone.
16
If the rock had hit an inch to the left and missed my shin bone the wound would have been possibly inches deep.