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shiner

[shahy-ner] / ˈʃaɪ nər /


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Dimon’s decision ends months of speculation by everyone from bankers and real-estate brokers to shoe shiners about the U.S. bank’s next move.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the series, viewers will learn how massive quantities of ingredients, such as fruits and grains, have helped backwoods shiners produce high-quality liquor for cheap.

From Fox News

“Must be a pretty hard cheek because she was concussed and I got a nice shiner.”

From Seattle Times

Crappie are good on shiners and jigs equally with the weather also starting to change patterns to shallow water.

From Washington Times

Got a shiner, a big black eye the other day.

From New York Times