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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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Sanguinary
::
Sanguinary
(a.)
Bloodthirsty;
cruel;
eager to shed
blood.
Dominican
::
Dominican
(n.) One of an order of
mendicant
monks
founded
by
Dominic
de
Guzman,
in 1215. A
province
of the order was
established
in
England
in 1221. The first
foundation
in the
United
States
was made in 1807. The
Master
of the
Sacred
Palace
at Rome is
always
a
Dominican
friar.
The
Dominicans
are
called
also
preaching
friars,
friars
preachers,
black
friars
(from their black
cloak),
brothers
of St. Mary, and in
France,
Jacobins..
Insurgent
::
Insurgent
(a.)
Rising
in
opposition
to civil or
political
authority,
or
against
an
established
government;
insubordinate;
rebellious..
Praenomen
::
Praenomen
(n.) The first name of a
person,
by which
individuals
of the same
family
were
distinguished,
answering
to our
Christian
name, as
Caius,
Lucius,
Marcus,
etc..
Har Monically
::
Har
monically
(adv.)
In
respect
to
harmony,
as
distinguished
from
melody;
as, a
passage
harmonically
correct..
Englished
::
Englished
(imp. & p. p.) of
Englis.
Thing
::
Thing (n.)
Whatever
may be
possessed
or
owned;
a
property;
--
distinguished
from
person.
Gazette
::
Gazette
(n.) A
newspaper;
a
printed
sheet
published
periodically;
esp., the
official
journal
published
by the
British
government,
and
containing
legal and state
notices..
Sultan
::
Sulpician
(n.) One of an order of
priests
established
in
France
in 1642 to
educate
men for the
ministry.
The order was
introduced
soon
afterwards
into
Canada,
and in 1791 into the
United
States..
Unfounded
::
Unfounded
(a.) Not
founded;
not built or
established.
Courtesy
::
Courtesy
(n.) Favor or
indulgence,
as
distinguished
from
right;
as, a title given one by
courtesy..
Puritan
::
Puritan
(n.) One who, in the time of Queen
Elizabeth
and the first two
Stuarts,
opposed
traditional
and
formal
usages,
and
advocated
simpler
forms of faith and
worship
than those
established
by law; --
originally,
a term of
reproach.
The
Puritans
formed
the bulk of the early
population
of New
England..
Bowstringed
::
Bowstringed
(p.a.)
Furnished
with
bowstring.
Establishment
::
Establishment
(n.) The state of being
established,
founded,
and the like; fixed
state..
Bottine
::
Bottine
(n.) An
appliance
resembling
a small boot
furnished
with
straps,
buckles,
etc., used to
correct
or
prevent
distortions
in the lower
extremities
of
children..
Berried
::
Berried
(a.)
Furnished
with
berries;
consisting
of a
berry;
baccate;
as, a
berried
shrub..
Blemishment
::
Blemishment
(n.) The state of being
blemished;
blemish;
disgrace;
damage;
impairment.
Sinewed
::
Sinewed
(a.)
Furnished
with
sinews;
as, a
strong-sinewed
youth..
Clergyman
::
Clergyman
(n.) An
ordained
minister;
a man
regularly
authorized
to
preach
the
gospel,
and
administer
its
ordinances;
in
England
usually
restricted
to a
minister
of the
Established
Church..
Feud
::
Feud (n.) A
contention
or
quarrel;
especially,
an
inveterate
strife
between
families,
clans,
or
parties;
deadly
hatred;
contention
satisfied
only by
bloodshed..
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