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Shiner meaning
One who shines; a luminary. | One who causes things to shine; a polisher. | A black eye.
Synonyms of Shiner
Example sentences (14)
Andy got a job as a shoe-shiner but still retained the goofiness that endeared him to viewers.
He was sporting bandages and a vertical stitch line to go with bruising, swelling and a shiner.
It’s clear by the look on Sara’s face as she rings up his Shiner Bock beer that she’s been putting up with his attempts at asking her out on a date, but she’s not interested.
Former human rights lawyer Phil Shiner has pleaded guilty to three counts of fraud, linked to claims made against British Iraq War veterans.
Mr Shiner anticipates there will be tough competition, but he said he's looking forward to having a bit of fun and rivalry at the venue.
Connie E. Shiner and Donna L. Kight, St. George, 43 acres to Duane E. Poling and Melissa J. Poling, $220,000.
Councillor David Shiner, one of Tory’s hand-picked committee chairs, rose in the council chamber to blast the mayor after he was contacted by Tsao on his cellphone.
I once hit a tree while tobogganing in my backyard as a young kid, the result of which was the one and only shiner of my life.
It is actually a fish barrier designed to keep Red Shiner from traveling up the Virgin River from Arizona.
Shiner was a trouble puppy – one of the worst puppies longtime dog trainer and her owner Mary Swindell had ever seen.
Sports bars are a dying breed, murdered by the double-edged foam finger of DirecTV’s region-independent programming options the fact that North Texas fans prefer to drink Shiner in their skivvies at home.
The incident began around 1:52 a.m., in the area of Catfish Road and Shiner Drive, northeast of Lake Wales.
The parent company of the 109-year old brewing company says the next "This is Shiner Country" commercial would be featured during none other than the biggest planned media event of the year.
His father was an illiterate Italian immigrant shoe-shiner, who worked in a subway station.