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Definition of shed
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of shed is as below...
Shed (v. t.) To cause to flow off
without
penetrating;
as, a tight roof, or
covering
of oiled
cloth,
sheeds
water..
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Misdight
::
Misdight
(a.)
Arrayed,
prepared,
or
furnished,
unsuitably..
Arbor
::
Arbor (n.) A tree, as
distinguished
from a
shrub..
Bagasse
::
Bagasse
(n.) Sugar cane, as it comes
crushed
from the mill. It is then dried and used as fuel. Also
extended
to the
refuse
of
beetroot
sugar..
Heterodoxy
::
Heterodoxy
(n.) An
opinion
or
doctrine,
or a
system
of
doctrines,
contrary
to some
established
standard
of
faith,
as the
Scriptures,
the creed or
standards
of a
church,
etc.;
heresy..
Washing
::
Washing
(n.) The
clothes
washed,
esp. at one time; a
wash..
Roll
::
Roll (v. i.) To beat a drum with
strokes
so rapid that they can
scarcely
be
distinguished
by the ear.
Recusant
::
Recusant
(a.)
Obstinate
in
refusal;
specifically,
in
English
history,
refusing
to
acknowledge
the
supremacy
of the king in the
churc,
or to
conform
to the
established
rites of the
church;
as, a
recusant
lord..
Eclogue
::
Eclogue
(n.) A
pastoral
poem, in which
shepherds
are
introduced
conversing
with each
other;
a
bucolic;
an idyl; as, the
Ecloques
of
Virgil,
from which the
modern
usage of the word has been
established..
Burglary
::
Burglary
(n.)
Breaking
and
entering
the
dwelling
house of
another,
in the
nighttime,
with
intent
to
commit
a
felony
therein,
whether
the
felonious
purpose
be
accomplished
or not..
Coach
::
Coach (n.) A
first-class
passenger
car, as
distinguished
from a
drawing-room
car,
sleeping
car, etc. It is
sometimes
loosely
applied
to any
passenger
car..
Bright
::
Bright
(a.)
Sparkling
with wit;
lively;
vivacious;
shedding
cheerfulness
and joy
around;
cheerful;
cheery.
Distinguishedly
::
Distinguishedly
(adv.)
In a
distinguished
manner.
Bibracteate
::
Bibracteate
(a.)
Furnished
with, or
having,
two
bracts..
Gabioned
::
Gabioned
(p. a.)
Furnished
with
gabions.
Pepper Dulse
::
Pepper
dulse () A
variety
of
edible
seaweed
(Laurencia
pinnatifida)
distinguished
for its
pungency.
Answer
::
Answer
(n.) To
atone;
to be
punished
for.
Standard
::
Standard
(n.) That which is
established
by
authority
as a rule for the
measure
of
quantity,
extent,
value,
or
quality;
esp., the
original
specimen
weight
or
measure
sanctioned
by
government,
as the
standard
pound,
gallon,
or
yard..
Innovation
::
Innovation
(n.) A
change
effected
by
innovating;
a
change
in
customs;
something
new, and
contrary
to
established
customs,
manners,
or
rites..
Vanquished
::
Vanquished
(imp. & p. p.) of
Vanquis.
Rice-shell
::
Rice-shell
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small white
polished
marine
shells
of the genus
Olivella.
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