shoulder

  • 91shoulder board — ☆ shoulder board or shoulder mark n. either of a pair of oblong pieces of stiffened cloth worn on the shoulders of certain uniforms and showing insignia of rank …

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  • 92shoulder harness — ☆ shoulder harness n. a restraining device consisting of an anchored strap passing diagonally across the chest, used with a seat belt, as in an automobile: also called shoulder belt …

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  • 93shoulder holster — n. a holster attached to a shoulder strap and usually worn under the arm, allowing a handgun to be concealed beneath a jacket or coat …

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  • 94shoulder knot — n. 1. a knot of ribbon or lace formerly worn as an ornament on the shoulder 2. a detachable ornament of braided cord worn on the shoulders of full dress uniforms …

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  • 95shoulder patch — ☆ shoulder patch n. a cloth insignia identifying the wearer s unit, branch of service, etc., worn on the sleeve of a uniform, just below the shoulder …

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  • 96shoulder plane — noun A rebate plane with reversed cutting bevel, used in woodworking for fine trimming • • • Main Entry: ↑shoulder …

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  • 97shoulder arms — (military) (of soldiers on parade, etc) to bring a firearm, etc to an upright position close to the right side of the body • • • Main Entry: ↑shoulder * * * hold a rifle against the side of the body, barrel upward …

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  • 98shoulder rest — shoulder rest, a device placed between the back of a violin and the player s shoulder to prevent the instrument from slipping off …

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  • 99shoulder steak — shoulder steak, a steak of beef cut from the forequarter through the shoulder …

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  • 100Shoulder Mountain — (coord|76|37|S|162|8|E|) is a prominent, triangular rock buttress over 1,000 m, on the north side of the lower Fry Glacier and close south of Mount Creak in Victoria Land. Mapped and given this descriptive name by the 1957 New Zealand Northern… …

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