shinnying Antonyms
Meaning of shinnying
shinnying
an informal game of ice hockey played usually outdoors, to move oneself up or down something vertical (such as a pole) especially by alternately hugging it with the arms or hands and the legs, a variation of hockey played by children with a curved stick and a ball or block of wood, to climb up or down something vertical by grasping it with the arms and legs and moving oneself by repeated jerks, the stick used
shinnying Sentence Examples
- The nimble climber shinnied up the pole with astonishing ease.
- The sneaky thief shinnied through the window while the homeowners were away.
- The firefighter shinnied up the ladder to rescue the trapped victim.
- The gymnast effortlessly shinnied up the rope, showcasing their incredible strength.
- The explorers shinnied down the cliff using ropes and harnesses.
- The mountaineer shinnied up the sheer rock face, driven by an unyielding determination.
- The burglar shinnied through the skylight, leaving no trace behind.
- The arborist shinnied up the tree to inspect its health and prune its branches.
- The child playfully shinnied up the slide, enjoying the thrill of the ascent.
- The parkour enthusiast shinnied over a wall, demonstrating their agility and grace.
FAQs About the word shinnying
an informal game of ice hockey played usually outdoors, to move oneself up or down something vertical (such as a pole) especially by alternately hugging it with
shinning, shimmying, clambering, ascending, climbing, skinning, scrabbling, scaling, surmounting, breasting
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The nimble climber shinnied up the pole with astonishing ease.
The sneaky thief shinnied through the window while the homeowners were away.
The firefighter shinnied up the ladder to rescue the trapped victim.
The gymnast effortlessly shinnied up the rope, showcasing their incredible strength.
