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shinny

[shin-ee] / ˈʃɪn i /


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There’s an alternative set of takeaways from this book, ideas that are likely to mean a lot to other outsiders who are, painstakingly, trying to shinny up the greasy pole of elite corporate culture.

From New York Times

She used to be scared in one spot, where they had to awkwardly shinny down a steep slope to get to a quiet part they called “the creek.”

From Washington Post

“It’s such a fundamental part of the game. In Canada, we already have a sport without physical contact — it’s called shinny.”

From New York Times

It includes a shinny surface, asking the audience to reflect.

From Seattle Times

After all, they played a 2014 Stadium Series game at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles between the Kings and Anaheim Ducks in high-70s temperatures that weren’t exactly reminiscent of early Canadian shinny.

From Seattle Times