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span-shackle
span-shackle n.
Brit. 
/ˈspanʃakl/
, /ˈspanʃakl/U.S. /ˈspænˌʃæk(ə)l/
/ˈspænˌʃæk(ə)l/ΚΠ
1750 T. R. Blanckley Naval Expositor 155 Spanshakle is a large Clasp of Iron, which goes round the End of the Davit upon the Fore-Castle, having a large Bolt, which goes through a Fore-Castle Beam.
1846 A. Young Naut. Dict. 290 Span~shackle, a large bolt with a triangular ring attached to it for lashing anchors or spars thereto.
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- to bear, fang, have the flower
- to bear, fang, have the flower of
- to bear, get, have, take, win the gree
- to bear, hold tack
- to bear, hold, keep coy
- to bear, hold, keep oneself coy
- to bear, owe a grudge
- to bear, owe a person a grudge
- to bear, take one's cross
- to bear, take up one's cross
- to beard the lion in his den
- to beard the lion in his lair
- to beat a a thing into fits
- to beat a bargain
- to beat a brook
- to beat a carpet
- to beat a charge
- to beat a curvet
- to beat a drum
- to beat a parley
- to beat a path
- to beat a person at etc own game
- to beat a person at her own game
- to beat a person at his own game
- to beat a person black and blue