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UKShin bone
/ʃˈɪn bˈəʊn/
/ʃˈɪn bˈoʊn/Shin bone
[NOUN]1
the inner and larger bone of the pair of bones between the ankle and the knee
What is "shin bone"?
The shin bone, also known as the tibia, is the larger of the two bones in the lower leg, running parallel to the fibula. The shin bone provides essential structural support and weight-bearing capacity to the leg, forming the main connection between the knee and ankle joints. It plays a significant role in walking, running, and other weight-bearing activities. Additionally, the shin bone provides attachment points for muscles involved in leg movement and stability. Its position and strength are crucial for maintaining proper alignment and stability of the lower limb, contributing to overall mobility and functionality.
Examples
1. Even better evidence for bipedalism in this species comes from the shin bone, the tibia.
2. You start with oxtail and shin bones.
3. Especially the shin bone right here, you feel this shin bone?
4. Broken shin bones were found in the legs of the jeans and foot bones in the socks.
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