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shackle
US /ˈʃækəl/
・UK /'ʃækl/
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v.t.Transitive VerbTo tie someone up in chains to restrict movements
The prisoner was shackled and abandoned in a castle dungeon
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10 Biggest Movie Mistakes You Missed In Disney Films
- There's clearly a large metal shackle attached to his wrist throughout the scene,
There's clearly a large metal shackle attached to his wrist throughout the scene,
- caught up in the scene to pay attention to detail. There's clearly a large metal shackle
caught up in the scene to pay attention to detail. There's clearly a large metal shackle
How Butterball Whole & Boneless Thanksgiving Turkeys Are Made In Factory
- After they're fully sedated, workers carefully secure each bird onto an overhead shackle conveyor which carries them past this surgical blade.
After they're fully sedated, workers carefully secure each bird onto an overhead shackle conveyor which carries them past this surgical blade.
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- It's done through a very old school system of measurement called the shackle.
It's done through a very old school system of measurement called the shackle.
- A standard length of chain is called a shot or a shackle, which is exactly 27.5 meters or 90ft.
A standard length of chain is called a shot or a shackle, which is exactly 27.5 meters or 90ft.