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Definition of shackle
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of shackle is as below...
Shackle
(v. t.)
Figuratively:
To bind or
confine
so as to
prevent
or
embarrass
action;
to
impede;
to
cumber.
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Shackle
::
Shackle
(v. t.)
Figuratively:
To bind or
confine
so as to
prevent
or
embarrass
action;
to
impede;
to
cumber.
Gyve
::
Gyve (n.) A
shackle;
especially,
one to
confine
the legs; a
fetter..
Shackle
::
Shackle
(n.) The
hinged
and
curved
bar of a
padlock,
by which it is hung to the
staple..
Ramshackle
::
Ramshackle
(v. t.) To
search
or
ransack;
to
rummage.
Shackle
::
Shackle
(n.)
Something
which
confines
the legs or arms so as to
prevent
their free
motion;
specifically,
a ring or band
inclosing
the ankle or
wrist,
and
fastened
to a
similar
shackle
on the other leg or arm, or to
something
else, by a chain or a
strap;
a gyve; a
fetter..
Bilbo
::
Bilbo (n.) A long bar or bolt of iron with
sliding
shackles,
and a lock at the end, to
confine
the feet of
prisoners
or
offenders,
esp. on board of
ships..
Bolt
::
Bolt (v. t.) To
fasten
or
secure
with, or as with, a bolt or
bolts,
as a door, a
timber,
fetters;
to
shackle;
to
restrain..
Hamper
::
Hamper
(v. t.) To put a
hamper
or
fetter
on; to
shackle;
to
insnare;
to
inveigle;
hence,
to
impede
in
motion
or
progress;
to
embarrass;
to
encumber..
Cramp
::
Cramp (n.) That which
confines
or
contracts;
a
restraint;
a
shackle;
a
hindrance.
Manacle
::
Manacle
(n.) A
handcuff;
a
shackle
for the hand or
wrist;
--
usually
in the
plural.
Unfetter
::
Unfetter
(v. t.) To loose from
fetters
or from
restraint;
to
unchain;
to
unshackle;
to
liberate;
as, to
unfetter
the
mind..
Unshackle
::
Unshackle
(v. t.) To loose from
shackles
or
bonds;
to set free from
restraint;
to
unfetter.
Hamper
::
Hamper
(n.) A
shackle;
a
fetter;
anything
which
impedes.
Ramshackle
::
Ramshackle
(a.)
Loose;
disjointed;
falling
to
pieces;
out of
repair.
Jew''s-harp
::
Jew's-harp
(n.) The
shackle
for
joining
a chain cable to an
anchor.
Coupler
::
Coupler
(n.) One who
couples;
that which
couples,
as a link, ring, or
shackle,
to
connect
cars..
Trammel
::
Trammel
(n.) A kind of
shackle
used for
regulating
the
motions
of a horse and
making
him
amble.
Shackle
::
Shackle
(n.) A
fetterlike
band worn as an
ornament.
Pastern
::
Pastern
(n.) A
shackle
for
horses
while
pasturing.
Shackle
::
Shackle
(n.) A link or loop, as in a
chain,
fitted
with a
movable
bolt, so that the parts can be
separated,
or the loop
removed;
a
clevis..
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