1. A piece of wood split off; a thin piece of wood, used to hold or confine a broken bone when set, or to keep any part in a fixed position; a hard excrescence growing on the shank-bones of horses.

2. To confine with splints.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• slent,
• plint,
• splipt,
• splent,
• spint,
• spllit,
• spplit,
• splite,
• splid,
• sileint,
• selent,
• spaling,
• spennt,
• splein,
• plinty,
• spllint,
• spant,
• slient,
• splitt,
• spilit

• splinter,
• spelunk,
• spellman,
• spelling,
• spline,
• splintery,
• spielman,
• splinters,
• spelunker,
• spillman,
• spelman,
• spilman,
• sapling.

The adjective form of the word "splint" is "splinted".

The plural of the "splint" can be the "splints".

The singular of the "splint" can be the "splint".