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cup shake

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ring shake, cup shake, shell shake, wind shake
A separation in wood between or along the annual rings.

shake
A thick wood shingle, usually formed either by hand-splitting a short log into tapered radial sections or by sawing; usually attached in overlapping rows on wood sheathing, 1 as a covering for a roof or wall.


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The Premiership has become a procession with two for the title, two more for the Champions League, the next four in the UEFA Cup shake up with the rest clinging on to the cash cow for grim death hoping not to be the one without a seat when the music stops next May.
The minnows get their crack at the big boys next week when the excitement of the Coca-Cola Cup shakes up football again - and YOU could be there to see the action.
The minnows get their crack at the big boys next week when the excitement of the Coca-Cola Cup shakes up football again - and YOU could be there to see the action.
 
 
 
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