Sinew

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 399
sin'u, n. (Anat.) The Sine. tough, white cord or fibrous ti ue which unites a muscle to a That which «.-««,-«,»*«:.«. bone; a tendon. supplies strength. — v. t. [sinewed (-ud), -ewing.] To knit as by sinews.— Sin'ewed, -ud, a. Furnished with sinews; strong; firm; vigorous.— Siu'ewle , Having no sinews, and hence no strength or vigor.— Sin'ewy, -u-T, a. Pert, to, consisting of, or resembling a sinew or sinews; well braced with sinews; nervous; strong; vigorous; firm.
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