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shinny

[shin-ee] / ˈʃɪn i /


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Beowulf shinnied up the tree in which the snare was set and quickly cut the admiral down by gnawing through the rope with his teeth.

From Literature

It reverts to the sport’s origins of outdoor “shinny” on frozen Canadian ponds more than 150 years ago while rekindling memories among players of youth spent at neighborhood backyard or street-corner rinks.

From Seattle Times

He gathered his strength and then he managed to shinny up the trunk inch by inch.

From Literature

He wants to shinny up the greasy pole, but I don’t know how ruthless he is.

From New York Times

On top of that, it takes time for our neurons to shinny their electricity up into our skulls.

From Washington Post