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No, a sinew is part of an animals muscle.
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What does sinew mean in native language?
In Native American languages, sinew generally refers to the tough fibrous tissue found in the tendons or ligaments of animals. The specific term for sinew can vary depending on the tribal language spoken.
A sentence with the word sinew?
The ropes are made of twisted strands of human hair or animal sinew.
How do aboriginals make there cholthes with?
hides and sinew/animal fat
What are animal sinews used for?
Animal sinews can be manipulated to be used as rope, thread, or other binding agent. However, this does take skill in dissecting out the sinew and properly preparing the sinew for other uses.
What you will get if you hunt an animal?
blood and guts
Do foxes eat Kelp.?
No....they hate it...but they eat animal sinew
What does the idiom kick it in the guts mean?
kicking the guts
What does gutless mean?
to not have guts
Which instrument often used animal guts as strings?
violin
How do you make string from dried animal guts?
you cut the guts into long thin strips and leave them out in the sun till they've dried out!
What does sinew mean?
The sinews of a seal are the bony rings near the seal's snout.
What is the antonym for sinew?
Sinew is a noun and doesn't have an antonym.
