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Definition of shade
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 shade is as below...
Shade (v. t.) To
shelter;
to cover from
injury;
to
protect;
to
screen;
to hide; as, to shade one's
eyes..
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Umbraculiform
::
Umbraculiform
(a.)
Having
the form of
anything
that
serves
to
shade,
as a tree top, an
umbrella,
and the like;
specifically
(Bot.),
having
the form of an
umbrella;
umbrella-shaped..
Overshade
::
Overshade
(v. t.) To cover with
shade;
to
render
dark or
gloomy;
to
overshadow.
Tussock
::
Tussock
(n.) A
caterpillar
of any one of
numerous
species
of
bombycid
moths.
The body of these
caterpillars
is
covered
with hairs which form long tufts or
brushes.
Some
species
are very
injurious
to shade and fruit
trees.
Called
also
tussock
caterpillar.
See
Orgyia.
Density
::
Density
(n.) Depth of
shade.
Bon Silene
::
Bon
Silene
() A very
fragrant
tea rose with
petals
of
various
shades
of pink.
Sunshine
::
Sunshade
(n.) An
awning.
Umbriferous
::
Umbriferous
(a.)
Casting
or
making
a
shade;
umbrageous.
Shade
::
Shade (v. t.) To
shelter
or
screen
by
intercepting
the rays of
light;
to keep off
illumination
from.
Magenta
::
Magenta
(n.) An
aniline
dye
obtained
as an
amorphous
substance
having
a green
bronze
surface
color,
which
dissolves
to a shade of red; also, the
color;
-- so
called
from
Magenta,
in
Italy,
in
allusion
to the
battle
fought
there about the time the dye was
discovered.
Called
also
fuchsine,
roseine,
etc..
Moulding
::
Moulding
(n.) A
plane,
or
curved,
narrow
surface,
either
sunk or
projecting,
used for
decoration
by means of the
lights
and
shades
upon its
surface.
Moldings
vary
greatly
in
pattern,
and are
generally
used in
groups,
the
different
members
of each group
projecting
or
retreating,
one
beyond
another.
See
Cable,
n., 3, and
Crenelated
molding,
under
Crenelate,
v. t..
Overshadow
::
Overshadow
(v. t.) To throw a
shadow,
or
shade,
over; to
darken;
to
obscure..
Camaieu
::
Camaieu
(n.)
Painting
in
shades
of one
color;
monochrome.
Chiaroscurist
::
Chiaroscurist
(n.) A
painter
who cares for and
studies
light and shade
rather
than
color.
Solanum
::
Solanum
(n.) A genus of
plants
comprehending
the
potato
(S.
tuberosum),
the
eggplant
(S.
melongena,
and
several
hundred
other
species;
nightshade..
Violet-tip
::
Violet-tip
(n.) A very
handsome
American
butterfly
(Polygonia
interrogationis).
Its wings are
mottled
with
various
shades
of red and brown and have
violet
tips.
Roe
::
Roe (n.) A
mottled
appearance
of light and shade in wood,
especially
in
mahogany..
Elm
::
Elm (n.) A tree of the genus
Ulmus,
of
several
species,
much used as a shade tree,
particularly
in
America.
The
English
elm is Ulmus
campestris;
the
common
American
or white elm is U.
Americana;
the
slippery
or red elm, U.
fulva..
Penumbra
::
Penumbra
(n.) The part of a
picture
where the shade
imperceptibly
blends
with the
light.
Henbane
::
Henbane
(n.) A plant of the genus
Hyoscyamus
(H.
niger).
All parts of the plant are
poisonous,
and the
leaves
are used for the same
purposes
as
belladonna.
It is
poisonous
to
domestic
fowls;
whence
the name.
Called
also,
stinking
nightshade,
from the fetid odor of the
plant.
See
Hyoscyamus..
Eye
::
Eye (n.)
Tinge;
shade of
color.
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