Converse of object

• attach: Around the middle of each sow was a broad collar with an attached shackle, securing her to the ground.

• remove: These two freedoms single-handedly removed the shackles from international trade.

• break: Only when you break the shackles of illusion can you experience the reality.

• have: Indeed the solo efforts that followed seemed to convey a joy at having the collective shackle removed.

Adjective modifier

• snap: Rig uses single 8mm sheets with plastic snap shackles.

Modifies a noun

• padlock: Lock them away by using a good quality close shackle padlock.

• pin: New brake linings and shackle pins are also awaited.

• lock: Many cheap shackle locks can be broken with one blow of a brick or hammer.

Modifying Another Word

• still: Days pass, and after several failed attempts, he succeeds in freeing himself and heads for safety, shackles still attached.

• not: Additionally, they would not shackle a Roman citizen.

Preposition: of

• religion: Throwing off the shackles of religion hadn't removed the crippling chains of shyness.

• debt: The extra few pounds is certainly worth it to remove the shackles of debt five years earlier.

• work: It is a time when people can usually put aside the shackles of work and family commitments and seize opportunities that time previously prohibited.

Noun used with modifier

• screw: Screw pin shackles are used mainly for non permanent applications.

• pin: Screw pin shackles are used mainly for non permanent applications.

• steel: The original uphaul downhaul tackle The large steel shackle attached to the arm of the centreplate has become very rusty.

• safety: Now I have to go back up the pole to undo a safety shackle!

• bow: The big eye acts as a Kelly's eye and traps the bow shackle when the dan wire is fully paid out.