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ootshot, owershot, owreshot, schuit, schuitit, sheet, sheetin, sheetit, sheut, shoat, shoot, shootin, shootit, shot, shöt, shote, shotten, shottit, shottit, shuit, shüit, shuitin, shuitit, shuitit, shut, shut, shüt, shute, shutin, shutit, shutit, shutten, shuttin,
shuit [ʃøt, ʃyt, C. U. ʃɪt, N. ʃit]
n. A push, shove.
pl. shuits
v. To shoot, Of plants: to sprout. Of a fish: to discharge its spawn. To cast nets or lines into the sea. To protrude or bulge and be in danger of bursting and falling. To reject after selection, to separate out the bad from the good. Of weather: to precipitate squally showers. To rain intermittently with gusts of wind.
pt. shuitit, shot [ʃɔt]
pp. shuitit shot, shotten [(ˈ)ʃɔt(ən)] adj. Collapsed or fallen.
n. A push, shove.
pl. shuits
v. To shoot, Of plants: to sprout. Of a fish: to discharge its spawn. To cast nets or lines into the sea. To protrude or bulge and be in danger of bursting and falling. To reject after selection, to separate out the bad from the good. Of weather: to precipitate squally showers. To rain intermittently with gusts of wind.
pt. shuitit, shot [ʃɔt]
pp. shuitit shot, shotten [(ˈ)ʃɔt(ən)] adj. Collapsed or fallen.
See also shot.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ootshot: Rejected or inferior animal skins, cullings, refuse. A projecting part of a wall or building. An extension or addition to the side of a building.
owershot: The surplus, remainder.
shot o: Rid of, free from.
shuitin: Shooting.
owershot: The surplus, remainder.
shot o: Rid of, free from.
shuitin: Shooting.
shon, shun, shün, sjon,
shun [NN.b. ˈʃɔn, I.Sh. ˈʃʌn]
n. A small lake or piece of water. A pool.
n. A small lake or piece of water. A pool.
shurl,
shurl [ʃʌrl]
n. An amount of snow slipping off a roof.
n. An amount of snow slipping off a roof.
Shoosan, Shoosie, Shoozie, Shousan, Shusan, Shusy, Shuzzan, Susy,
Shusan [ˈʃuːzən]
n. The personal name Susan.
dim. Shusie [ˈʃuːzi]
n. The personal name Susan.
dim. Shusie [ˈʃuːzi]
shet, shut, shut_it, shuts, shutten, shuttit,
shut [ʃʌt]
v. To shut.
pt. shut
pp. shut, shutten
v. To shut.
pt. shut
pp. shut, shutten
Compounds and phrases etc.
shut it: Shut it ...
shuts: pl. Shutters.
shut tae: To close properly.
shuts: pl. Shutters.
shut tae: To close properly.
shittle, shittle-gabbit, shittler, shuttle, shuttle-gabbit, shuttler,
shuttle [ˈʃʌtl]
n. A shuttle.
v. To weave. To drive the shuttle in a loom. To move to and fro.
n. A shuttle.
v. To weave. To drive the shuttle in a loom. To move to and fro.
Compounds and phrases etc.
shuttle-gabbit: Having a protruding jaw.
shuttler [ˈʃʌtlər]: A weaver. A boy who fills carriages and bobbins.
shuttler [ˈʃʌtlər]: A weaver. A boy who fills carriages and bobbins.
sheuve, sheuved, shew, shewd, shiv, shive, shivved, shivvin, shoagie-shoo, shoggie-shoo, shoggy-saw, shoggy-shoo, shoo, shoodee, shoody, shoogie-shue, shove, shu, shu$, shue, shued, shuedie, shuggie-shue, shuggy_sho, shuggy-shoo, shuive, shuived, shuivin, shuv, shuve, shuved, shuvein, shuvin, shuvvin, sju,
shuve [ʃøv, ʃɪv, ʃʌv]
n. A shove.
v. To shove.
pt. pp. shuved
n. A shove.
v. To shove.
pt. pp. shuved
contracted shue [ʃuː]
n. A rocking, to-and-fro motion. A swing or swinging rope. A see-saw. A push, shove. A pushing backwards and forwards.
v. To swing, rock or sway backwards and forwards. To row a boat backwards.
pt. shued
n. A rocking, to-and-fro motion. A swing or swinging rope. A see-saw. A push, shove. A pushing backwards and forwards.
v. To swing, rock or sway backwards and forwards. To row a boat backwards.
pt. shued
Compounds and phrases etc.
shoogie-shue: A see-saw.
shuedie: NN.a. A swing.
shuvin: Shoving.
shuedie: NN.a. A swing.
shuvin: Shoving.
shey, shy, shyve,
shy [ʃae, MN. ʃaev]
v. To throw, especially a rope from boat to pier.
v. To throw, especially a rope from boat to pier.
sib, sibb, sibber, sibbest, siblike, sibness, sibs,
sib [sɪb]
n. pl. sibs Kindred, relatives.
adj. Related by blood, of the same kindred or lineage. Closely akin, germane, allied, cognate. Of the same sort. Likely to inherit or acquire. Having a claim to. Bound by affection, familiarity, or similar ties, friendly, intimate, mutually well disposed.
comp. sibber, superl. sibbest
v. To come into relationship or affinity. To consort, be friendly or harmonious.
n. pl. sibs Kindred, relatives.
adj. Related by blood, of the same kindred or lineage. Closely akin, germane, allied, cognate. Of the same sort. Likely to inherit or acquire. Having a claim to. Bound by affection, familiarity, or similar ties, friendly, intimate, mutually well disposed.
comp. sibber, superl. sibbest
v. To come into relationship or affinity. To consort, be friendly or harmonious.
Compounds and phrases etc.
siblike: Friendly, like kinsmen.
sibness: Kinship, relationship, affinity.
sibness: Kinship, relationship, affinity.
s$ic, sac, saek, sech, secha, sechas, seetch, seetcha, seetchas, sic, sic$an, sic_like, sica, sican, sicana, sic-and-sic, sic-an-sic, sicas, sicc, sicca, siccan, siccana, siccas, siccs, siccun, sich, sicha, sichan, sichan, sichana, sich-an-sich, sichas, sichin, sichlaike, sick, sicka, sickas, siclaek, siclik, siclike, sic-like, siclikes, siclyke, sicna, sicweys, sicwice, sicwise, sicwyce, sik, sika, sikas, sikkan, siklike, sitch, sitcha, sitchas, suchan,
sic [sɪk]
adj. Such.
adv. In such a way, so, thus, how.
adj. Such.
adv. In such a way, so, thus, how.
siccan [sɪkən] Such of a kind, a kind, of a sort already mentioned.
sicna [ˈsɪknə] Such a, such a kind of a
sicna [ˈsɪknə] Such a, such a kind of a
siclike [sɪkˈləik]
adj. Similar, of the same kind, such. In regard to health, condition or quality etc. Much of a muchness, much about the same, often implying so-so, middling, indifferent.
adv. In the same way, similarly, in like manner.
pron. Such kind of thing(s) or person(s).
adj. Similar, of the same kind, such. In regard to health, condition or quality etc. Much of a muchness, much about the same, often implying so-so, middling, indifferent.
adv. In the same way, similarly, in like manner.
pron. Such kind of thing(s) or person(s).
Compounds and phrases etc.
and siclike: An so on, et cetera.
sic a: Such a.
sic as: Such as.
sic-and-sic: Such-and-such, so-and-so.
sicweys [sɪk-]: Thus.
sic a: Such a.
sic as: Such as.
sic-and-sic: Such-and-such, so-and-so.
sicweys [sɪk-]: Thus.