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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a shank" can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a noun to refer to the lower part of a person's leg, typically from the knee to the ankle. For example, "He suffered a broken shank after a fall."
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"Didn't work – but not a shank".
"I just hit a shank," Webb said.
A shank was not out of the question.
"As good of a shank as you can see.
The first thing you'll need is a shank.
A birdie, then a double bogey including a shank.
"There's pushback against our using a shank, for some reason".
Warren also testified that Smith had used a shank to stab the victim.
If such a piece of tubing is straight rather than curved, it is called a shank.
There are reduced shank bits that have a shank diameter smaller than the cutting diameter.
What I then purchased — trotters, knuckles, a shank, the belly — now seems absurd.
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