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SHONE, pp. of shine .
SHOLE, n. A throng; a crowd; a great multitude assembled. [This is the better or...
SHOG'GLE, v.t. To shake; to joggle. [ Not in use . See Joggle .]
SHOG'GING, n. Concussion. [ Not in use .]
SHOG, for shock , a violent concussion. [ Not in use .] SHOG , v.t. To shake; to...
SHOETYE, n. [ shoe and tye .] A ribin used to fasten a shoe to the foot.
SHOESTRING, n. [ shoe and string .] A string used to fasten a shoe to the foot.
SHOER, n. One that fits shoes to the feet; one that furnishes or futs on shoes; ...
SHOEMAKER, n. [ shoe and maker .] One whose occupation or trade is to make shoes...
SHOELESS, a. Destitute of shoes. Caltrops very much incommoded the shoeless Moor...
SHOEING'HORN, n. [ shoe and horn .] 1. A horn used to facilitate the entrance of...
SHOEING, ppr. Putting on shoes.
SHOEBUCKLE, n. [ shoe and buckle .] A buckle for fastening the shoe to the foot.
SHOEBOY, n. [ shoe and boy .] A boy that cleans shoes.
SHOEBLACK, n. [ shoe and black .] A person that cleans shoes.
SHOE-LETHER,