English words starting with sh - page 2
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Shads
ʃadMeanings of Shads:
nounA herring-like fish that spends much of its life in the sea, typically entering rivers to spawn. it is an important food fish in many regions.
Usage examples:
Eel, catfish, carp, shad, herring, sturgeon and striped bass have all been fished commercially in t…
Shady
ˈʃeɪ.diMeanings of Shady:
adjectiveSituated in or full of shade.
Usage examples:
Shady woods
Shaft
ʃɑːftMeanings of Shaft:
nounA long, narrow part or section forming the handle of a tool or club, the body of a spear or arrow, or similar.
Usage examples:
The shaft of a golf club
verb(of light) shine in beams.
Usage examples:
Brilliant sunshine shafted through the skylight
Shafted
ʃɑːftMeanings of Shafted:
verb(of light) shine in beams.
Usage examples:
Brilliant sunshine shafted through the skylight
Meanings of Shafter:
nounA bullock used to pull a cart.
Usage examples:
The pole rose and, despite their great weight, hoisted the shafters completely off the ground
Meanings of Shafting:
nounA system of connected shafts for transmitting motive power in a machine.
Usage examples:
The engine drives 400 yards of shafting, powering the entire factory
verb(of light) shine in beams.
Usage examples:
Brilliant sunshine shafted through the skylight
Shaftings
ˈʃɑːftɪŋMeanings of Shaftings:
nounA system of connected shafts for transmitting motive power in a machine.
Usage examples:
The engine drives 400 yards of shafting, powering the entire factory
Shafts
ʃɑːftMeanings of Shafts:
nounA long, narrow part or section forming the handle of a tool or club, the body of a spear or arrow, or similar.
Usage examples:
The shaft of a golf club
verb(of light) shine in beams.
Usage examples:
Brilliant sunshine shafted through the skylight
Shag
ʃæɡMeanings of Shag:
nounA carpet or rug with a long, rough pile.
Usage examples:
Wall-to-wall shag carpet
verbChase or catch (fly balls) for practice.
Usage examples:
You run down to the field and hit a few baseballs and shag a few fly balls
adjective(of a carpet) made of long thick threads
Usage examples:
Shag pile (= the soft surface of a carpet formed by cut threads), a shag rug/carpet
Meanings of Shaganappi:
nounA thread, cord, thong, etc., made from rawhide; rawhide cut into strips. now chiefly historical.
adjectiveCheap, makeshift; of a low or inferior quality.
Shaggier
ˈʃaɡiMeanings of Shaggier:
adjective(of hair or fur) long, thick, and unkempt.
Usage examples:
The mountain goat has a long, shaggy coat
Shaggiest
ˈʃæɡ.iMeanings of Shaggiest:
adjective(of hair or fur) long, thick, and unkempt.
Usage examples:
The mountain goat has a long, shaggy coat
Shagginess
ˈʃæɡ.i.nəsMeanings of Shagginess:
nounThe quality of being shaggy (= having, or being covered with, or looking like long, rough hair)
Usage examples:
The men stop shaving a year before the show to achieve the requisite shagginess., the shagginess of…
Meanings of Shagging:
verbChase or catch (fly balls) for practice.
Usage examples:
You run down to the field and hit a few baseballs and shag a few fly balls
nounA carpet or rug with a long, rough pile.
Usage examples:
Wall-to-wall shag carpet
Meanings of Shaggy:
adjective(of hair or fur) long, thick, and unkempt.
Usage examples:
The mountain goat has a long, shaggy coat
Meanings of Shaggy-dog-story:
nounA long story that is intended to be amusing and that has an intentionally silly or meaningless ending
Shagreen
ʃaˈɡriːnMeanings of Shagreen:
nounSharkskin used as a decorative material or, due to its natural rough surface of pointed scales, as an abrasive.
Usage examples:
Pseudopecten dentatus, however, is prosocline, more equilateral and flaring, and lacks shagreen or …
Meanings of Shagreens:
nounSharkskin used as a decorative material or, due to its natural rough surface of pointed scales, as an abrasive.
Usage examples:
Pseudopecten dentatus, however, is prosocline, more equilateral and flaring, and lacks shagreen or …
Meanings of Shagroon:
nounA settler in canterbury who came from a place other than britain, typically one from australia.
Usage examples:
The influx of shagroons broke down the logically contrived land system
Shags
ʃaɡMeanings of Shags:
nounA carpet or rug with a long, rough pile.
Usage examples:
Wall-to-wall shag carpet
verbChase or catch (fly balls) for practice.
Usage examples:
You run down to the field and hit a few baseballs and shag a few fly balls
Shahid
ʃəˈhiːdMeanings of Shahid:
nounA muslim martyr.
Usage examples:
They are the ones we most fear, as they have nothing to lose, they gain popularity by becoming shah…
Meanings of Shahs:
nounA title of the former monarch of iran.
Usage examples:
Daydreams of living like a prince are one thing, but living in a house that has played host to king…
Shaikh
ʃeɪkMeanings of Shaikh:
nounAn arab leader, in particular the chief or head of an arab tribe, family, or village.
Usage examples:
Sheikh zayed bin sultan al-nahyan
Meanings of Shaitan:
noun(in muslim countries) the devil or an evil spirit.
Usage examples:
More importantly, as the shaitan incarnate, he becomes a symbol of resistance for black british you…
Shaitans
ʃeɪˈtɑːnMeanings of Shaitans:
noun(in muslim countries) the devil or an evil spirit.
Usage examples:
More importantly, as the shaitan incarnate, he becomes a symbol of resistance for black british you…
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