shinny

[ shin-ee ]

/ ˈʃɪn i /

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noun, plural shin·nies.

a simple variety of hockey, played with a ball, block of wood, or the like, and clubs curved at one end.

the club used.

verb (used without object), shin·nied, shin·ny·ing.

to play shinny.

to drive the ball at shinny.

Origin of shinny

First recorded in 1665–75; variant of shin ye, cry used in the game

Words nearby shinny

shinju, shinkin, shinleaf, Shinner, shinnery, shinny, shinplaster, shin splints, Shinto, shinty, shiny

Definition for shinny (2 of 2)

shinny²

[ shin-ee ]

/ ˈʃɪn i /

verb (used without object), shin·nied, shin·ny·ing.

shin¹ (def. 5): He shinnied up the tree.

Origin of shinny

1850–55, Americanism; apparently derivative of shin¹; source of -y is unclear

Example sentences from the Web for shinny

The timers were to the left of the control board, but Shinny turned to the right and the ladder leading to the lower deck.
Danger in Deep Space|Carey Rockwell
They gently lowered it into the hole and stepped back while Shinny, under the watchful eyes of Major Connel, set the fuse.
Danger in Deep Space|Carey Rockwell
He turned to his gentle prisoners with 'Here, hombres, you shinny up that pole and limpia those corners!'
The Spell of the Hawaiian Islands and the Philippines|Isabel Anderson
"Only want to take a little ride upstairs, Mr. Shinny," said Loring.
Danger in Deep Space|Carey Rockwell

Shinny grinned, his frail body trembling slightly from his silent laughter.
Danger in Deep Space|Carey Rockwell

单词	shinny
释义	shinny ¹ [ shin-ee ] / ˈʃɪn i / SEE SYNONYMS FOR shinny ON THESAURUS.COM noun, plural shin·nies. a simple variety of hockey, played with a ball, block of wood, or the like, and clubs curved at one end. the club used. verb (used without object), shin·nied, shin·ny·ing. to play shinny. to drive the ball at shinny. Origin of shinny ¹ First recorded in 1665–75; variant of shin ye, cry used in the game Words nearby shinny shinju, shinkin, shinleaf, Shinner, shinnery, shinny, shinplaster, shin splints, Shinto, shinty, shiny Definition for shinny (2 of 2) shinny² [ shin-ee ] / ˈʃɪn i / verb (used without object), shin·nied, shin·ny·ing. shin¹ (def. 5): He shinnied up the tree. Origin of shinny ² 1850–55, Americanism; apparently derivative of shin¹; source of -y is unclear Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for shinny The timers were to the left of the control board, but Shinny turned to the right and the ladder leading to the lower deck. Danger in Deep Space\|Carey Rockwell They gently lowered it into the hole and stepped back while Shinny, under the watchful eyes of Major Connel, set the fuse. Danger in Deep Space\|Carey Rockwell He turned to his gentle prisoners with 'Here, hombres, you shinny up that pole and limpia those corners!' The Spell of the Hawaiian Islands and the Philippines\|Isabel Anderson "Only want to take a little ride upstairs, Mr. Shinny," said Loring. Danger in Deep Space\|Carey Rockwell Shinny grinned, his frail body trembling slightly from his silent laughter. Danger in Deep Space\|Carey Rockwell Words related to shinny bandy, hurley, hurling, shinty, street hockey
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shinny

noun, plural shin·nies.

verb (used without object), shin·nied, shin·ny·ing.

Origin of shinny

Words nearby shinny

Definition for shinny (2 of 2)

verb (used without object), shin·nied, shin·ny·ing.

Origin of shinny

Example sentences from the Web for shinny

Words related to shinny