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Webster Dictionary :: Shear
SHEAR, v.t. pret. sheared ; pp. sheared or shorn. The old pret. shore is entirel...
Webster Dictionary :: Sheal
SHEAL, to shell , not used.
Webster Dictionary :: Sheaf
SHEAF, n. plu. sheaves . [L. scopa, scopo .] 1. A quantity of the stalks of whea...
Webster Dictionary :: Sheading
SHE'ADING, n. In the isle of Man, a riding, tithing or division, in which there ...
Webster Dictionary :: She
SHE, pronoun personal of the feminine gender. [ She is perhaps the Heb. a woman ...
Webster Dictionary :: Shawm
SHAWM,
Webster Dictionary :: Shawl
SHAWL, n. A cloth of wool, cotton, silk or hair, used by females as a loose cove...
Webster Dictionary :: Shaw
SHAW, n. A thicket; a small wood. [ Local in England. In America not used .] SHA...
Webster Dictionary :: Shaving
SHA'VING, ppr. Paring the surface with a razor or ather sharp instrument; making...
Webster Dictionary :: Shaver
SHA'VER, n. 1. One that shaves or whose occupation is to shave. 2. One that is c...
Webster Dictionary :: Shaveling
SHA'VELING, n. A man shaved; a friar or religious; in contempt .
Webster Dictionary :: Shaved
SHA'VED, pp. Pared; made smooth with a razor or other cutting instrument; fleeced.
Webster Dictionary :: Shave-grass
SHA'VE-GRASS, n. A plant of the genus Equisetum.
Webster Dictionary :: Shave
SHAVE, v.t. pret. shaved ; pp. shaved or shaven . 1. To cut or pare off somethin...
Webster Dictionary :: Shattery
SHAT'TERY, a. Brittle; easily falling into many pieces; not compact; loose of te...
Webster Dictionary :: Shatters
SHAT'TERS, n. [I believe used only in the plural.] The fragments of any thing fo...
