Object

• splint: Liam avoided this fate by having to drop out at about 27 miles due to a sudden pain that he suspected was shin splints.

• example: This program is a shinning example of Walt Disney's ability to use sparkling humor to drive home the important message about workplace safety.

• light: A shinning light went out on Friday & the World was certainly enhanced with your presence.

Converse of object

• bruise: The " Times " the next day commented that the horse had suffered bruised shins.

• leave: He planted his left foot flat and his left shin vertical.

• have: However, he seems to be going through another growth phase but and has recently had sore shins.

Adjective modifier

• sore: Colin Cameron and Michael Oakes played but Keith Andrews didn't after being taken off at half-time with sore shins in Monday's friendly.

• left: I felt a sharp kicking at my left shin.

• right: Showing two girls, one of whom has a bandage on her right shin which may explain the caption.

Modifies a noun

• splint: My problems started with shin splints, which I managed to get rid of thanks to all the advice I had received.

• bone: His right shin bone was cracked, possibly the reason why he was unable to escape from the sinking vessel.

• guard: The many designs of shin guards on the market provide varying protection levels.

• muscle: This flexing of the anterior shin muscles also helps begin the flexing of the knee.

• injury: Adie Moses is still out with a shin injury.

• plate: Small and light front shin plate with the top buckle being reversed aiding the closing leverage.

Preposition: of

• beef: Chicken carcass or shin of beef plus some beef bones, 1 stalk celery and1 carrot, 1 medium onion outer leaves only removed.