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shank (shangk) 1. leg (1). 2. crus ( 2).
shank, 1 the tibia. 2 the part of a device that connects the functional part to a handle. shank, n the part of the instrument that connects the working end to the handle. shank flexibility, n the degree of rigidity that makes the shank of a hand-held instrument suited to a particular task. The thinner and more pliable the shank, the greater the tactile sensitivity of the instrument. shank, lower, n the section of the working end of a dental instrument that is closest to the blade. Also called terminal shank. shank, straight, n the linear, uncurved or unangled portion of an instrument that connects the working end to the handle. A straight shank is generally used in easily accessible areas while those with an angled shank are used in more confined areas. shank, terminal, n See shank, lower. shank 1. the tibia or shin; a leglike part. In the dog fancy, shank refers to the hindlimb between the hip and stifle. 2. the lead part of a halter. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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