SINEW

SINEW


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: sinew
Word origin: Old English sin(e)we ‘tendon’, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch zeen and German Sehne .
Phonetic: ˈsɪnjuː
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a piece of tough fibrous tissue uniting muscle to bone; a tendon or ligament. Example: the sinews in her neck


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Body rope?
Bone connector
Bone-muscle connector
Brawn
Connective tissue
Inner connection?
Muscle
Muscle connector
Muscle end
Muscle power
Muscle-bone connector
Muscle-to-bone cord
Muscular power
Muscular strength
Personal power
Power
Resilience
Resiliency
Resilient strength
Source of strength
Strength
Strength of blended wines (5)
Strength provider
Tendon
Tough tissue
Toughness
Yes
Nervous energy.
Strength or vigor.
Symbol of strength
Village blacksmith's strong point.
___ Power
Strengthen
Tendon; strength
Vigorous strength
Muscular link
Thew
Mixed wines?
Power cord?
Raw power
Muscle-bone binder
Wiriness
Muscle-bone connection
Might
Tendon - ligament
Tendon, for example
Tough connective tissue
Gristle.
Muscle cord
Cyst is elevated to power
Band that's tough is flipping fresh
Strength is rising afresh
Piece of bodily tissue: corollary being Imp.old?
One of Harry's stiffeners?
Cord is flipping original
Fermented wines strengthen, as poets say
Is working on novel, building literary muscle
Power of great city is ebbing
Power is rising by three quarters
Physical strength
Tough cord connecting muscle to bone
Tendon; gristle
Discourage.
Comical
Learned
Angry journalist is thwarted
City such as London is back in strength
Might offend partners playing bridge
Muscle in on small company, lacking credit
Strength of card players holding one over their opponents
Strength of Reds perhaps having switched ends
Barely using energy, wife shows physical strength
Weight plummeting in pig's fibrous tissue
Another name for a tendon
One joins transgressive act thats a bit disgusting
Large city is withdrawing source of power
Oft-used tissue
Oft-used tissue
It connects muscle to bone
Fibrous tissue is held up, previously unseen
Strength, poetically




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