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ankle brace

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Noun1.ankle brace - a brace worn to strengthen the ankleankle brace - a brace worn to strengthen the ankle
brace - a support that steadies or strengthens something else; "he wore a brace on his knee"
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Mother-of-two Sue, who was wearing an ankle brace after breaking her left leg, said: "I explained the booze was not for Tara - it was for a party that I was hosting, but they insisted that I leave the items.
Branded a criminal.. because my underage daughter handed me booze ... by The Mirror (London, England)
Just like we have protective gears in skateboarding like ankle braces, helmets, knee pads, skateboard gloves, etc.
Cheap Skateboard Grip Tape ? Get a Grip on Your Skateboard by Lorne Wilkinson / Sports and fitness community
If you have a Grade 2 sprain, your doctor may recommend that you wear an ankle brace until the sprain heals and use crutches for a short time.
Caring for a Sprained Ankle by Brenda Williams / Food/cooking/nutrition community
 
 
 
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