shinney Sentence Examples
- The children spent hours shinneying discs across the ice rink during recess.
- The hockey players engaged in a fierce shinney game on the frozen pond.
- The streets of the village buzzed with excitement as the annual shinney tournament drew near.
- In the old days, shinney was a popular winter sport played on the streets and frozen lakes.
- The shinney stick, made of ash or maple, was an integral part of the game.
- The puck for shinney was often made of a scrap of wood or a piece of rubber.
- Shinney required both skill and endurance, as players maneuvered quickly on the ice.
- The sound of shinney sticks tapping against the ice was a familiar sound in the winter months.
- The winning team in a shinney match would often be celebrated with a cheers and a bonfire.
- Shinney has been revived as a recreational sport, with tournaments and leagues held throughout the world.
shinney Meaning
shinney (n)
a simple version of hockey played by children on the streets (or on ice or on a field) using a ball or can as the puck
shinney (n.)
The game of hockey; -- so called because of the liability of the players to receive blows on the shin.
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FAQs About the word shinney
a simple version of hockey played by children on the streets (or on ice or on a field) using a ball or can as the puckThe game of hockey; -- so called because o
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The children spent hours shinneying discs across the ice rink during recess.
The hockey players engaged in a fierce shinney game on the frozen pond.
The streets of the village buzzed with excitement as the annual shinney tournament drew near.
In the old days, shinney was a popular winter sport played on the streets and frozen lakes.
