Answer: SHIN
SHIN is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted over 20 times. There are related answers (shown below). Try defining SHIN with Google.
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- __ guard(Used today)
- Hebrew letter
- Leg bone
- Climb
- Leg part
- Go up
- It's just over a foot
- Guard's place in soccer?
- Tibia's place
- Tibia
- Place for a pad
- Lower leg
- Knee-to-ankle bone
- Knee neighbor
- Part of the leg
- Knee-ankle connector
- Kicker's target
- Climb, as a pole
- Place for a guard
- Climb, in a way
- Tibia setting
- Tibia locale
- Climb in a way
- Bone below the knee
- One of a deadly septet
- Letter on a dreidel
- Front of the lower leg
- Ankle-knee connector
- Lower leg part
- Lower leg bone
- Leg front
- Knee-to-ankle area
- Kicker's target, perhaps
- It's over a foot
- Climb monkey-style
- Tibia's locale
- Part of the lower leg
- Dreidel letter
- Tibia front
- Tender legbone
- Part of a leg
- Much-kicked body part
- It can find furniture in the dark
- Front part of the lower leg
- Front of the leg
- Climb, as a rope
- Climb a pole
- Calf's neighbor
- Brat's kick target
- Tibia's front
- Thin-skinned place
- Runner's sore spot
- Leg part guarded in soccer
- Knee/ankle connector
- Kind of plaster
- Joint above an ankle
- It's below the knee
- Hebrew letter on a dreidel
- Commonly bruised bone
- Coffee table finder?
- ___ splints (jogger's woe)
- Where the tibia is
- Vulnerable bone for a catcher
- Type of splints that are a problem for joggers
- Tibia site
- Thin-skinned area
- Target of some kicks
- Splint's locale, perhaps
- Splint site
- Site for a knight's greave
- Protective pad's place
- Place for a catcher's guard
- Penultimate Hebrew letter
- Part of the leg.
- Painful place to be kicked
- Midi terminus
- Lower-leg part
- Lower part of the leg
- Lower leg's front
- Leg part below the knee
- It's guarded in soccer
- It's a little over a foot
- It may be kicked in anger
- Guarded leg part
- Guarded area in soccer
- Front part of the leg
- Cnemis
- Climb a rope
- Certain leg bone
- Calf's counterpart
- Brat's target
- Bad place for a splint
- Area a guard might cover
- A guard may protect it
- ''Splints'' beginning
- ___ splints (runner's ailment)
- ___ splints (jogger's complaint)
- Word before bone or plaster
- Where the tibialis anterior originates
- Where some get their kicks?
- Where capri pants stop
- Where a kick hurts to the quick
- Where a guard might be positioned
- What a soccer player guards?
- What a knight's greave protects
- Well-guarded area in sports?
- Type of guard in sports
- Type of guard
- Tibia's spot
- Tibia's location
- Tibia spot
- Tibia place
- The lower foreleg in beef
- Target of a brat's kick
- Spot for a splint
- Spot for a guard
- Spot covered by a knee sock
- Something not to kick
- Something kicked in soccer
- Something guarded in soccer, besides a goal
- Soccer injury site
- Soccer guard spot
- Site of barking
- Sensitive leg part
- Protected area in soccer
- Place for splints
- Place for a soccer player's guard
- Place for a soccer guard
- Place for a protective pad
- Place for a knight's greave
- Place for a hockey pad
- Place for a guard, on a soccer field
- Place for a guard, in soccer
- Place for a guard in soccer
- Part of the leg that's often kicked
- Part of the human leg
- Painful kick target
- Pad place
- One kicked by a bratty kid, maybe
- One guarded on a soccer pitch
- One guarded in soccer
- One guarded in football
- One guarded in a soccer game
- Oft-kicked item
- Oft-barked body part
- Magician Lim
- Lower-leg front
- Lower leg front
- Lower leg area
- Lower foreleg in beef
- Leg region
- Knee adjoiner
- Kind of splints
- Kind of bone or guard
- Kickers object
- Kicker's target?
- Kicker's target, sometimes
- Kick target, perhaps
- Kick target
- Item sometimes barked
- Item often barked
- It's usually over a foot
- It's often kicked in soccer
- It's often barked in the dark
- It's guarded on a soccer pitch
- It's above the ankle
- Hoist oneself up, in a way
- Hebrew letter whose name is also a body part
- Guarded body part, in soccer
- Guard's place
- Guard site
- Goalkeeper's guarded area
- Get up to the tree house
- Front part of the leg above the ankle
- Front part of the human leg
- Front of a leg
- Front lower leg
- Front edge of the tibia
- Foreshank.
- Easily bruised area
- Crural area
- Climb, as a tree.
- Climb, as a tree
- Climb using all four limbs
- Climb like a monkey
- Climb in a certain way
- Climb a gym rope
- Climb as a pole
- Clamber up, as a pole
- Clamber up a tree
- Clamber up
- Calf counterpart
- Calf area
- Calf accompanier
- Bony part of the leg below the knee
- Bony area above the ankle
- Bone near a calf
- Bone above the ankle
- Body part that's protected by a guard in field hockey
- Body part that's often bumped
- Body part that's also a Hebrew letter
- Body part that one may "bark"
- Body part that may get barked
- Body part protected by a greave
- Body part often kicked
- Body part guarded in soccer
- Ascend an ash
- Area of the leg
- Area guarded by a soccer player?
- Area below the knee
- Area above an arch
- Ankle-to-knee area
- Ankle neighbor
- Amida Buddha sect
- A knee sock covers it
- A device for finding furniture in the dark?
- "America's Got Talent"-winning magician Lim
- "A device for finding furniture in the dark," according to Steven Wright
- ____ splints
- ___ splints
- ___ guards (soccer player's leg protectors)
- ___ guards (soccer gear)
- ___ guard (soccer equipment)
- ___ guard (lower leg protector)
- __ splints
- __ guard: bit of catchers' gear
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