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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 (n.) That which
parts,
divides,
or
sheds;
-- used in
composition,
as in
watershed..
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Sagamore
::
Sagamore
(n.) The head of a tribe among the
American
Indians;
a
chief;
--
generally
used as
synonymous
with
sachem,
but some
writters
distinguished
between
them,
making
the
sachem
a chief of the first rank, and a
sagamore
one of the
second
rank..
Metaphysics
::
Metaphysics
(n.) The
science
of real as
distinguished
from
phenomenal
being;
ontology;
also, the
science
of
being,
with
reference
to its
abstract
and
universal
conditions,
as
distinguished
from the
science
of
determined
or
concrete
being;
the
science
of the
conceptions
and
relations
which are
necessarily
implied
as true of every kind of
being;
phylosophy
in
general;
first
principles,
or the
science
of first
principles..
Leashed
::
Leashed
(imp. & p. p.) of Leas.
Extinct
::
Extinct
(a.)
Extinguished;
put out;
quenched;
as, a fire, a
light,
or a lamp, is
extinct;
an
extinct
volcano..
Terutero
::
Terutero
(n.) The South
American
lapwing
(Vanellus
Cayennensis).
Its wings are
furnished
with short
spurs.
Called
also
Cayenne
lapwing.
Domed
::
Domed (a.)
Furnished
with a dome;
shaped
like a dome.
Impregnate
::
Impregnate
(v. t.) To
infuse
particles
of
another
substance
into; to
communicate
the
quality
of
another
to; to cause to be
filled,
imbued,
mixed,
or
furnished
(with
something);
as, to
impregnate
India
rubber
with
sulphur;
clothing
impregnated
with
contagion;
rock
impregnated
with ore..
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..
Sanguinary
::
Sanguinary
(a.)
Bloodthirsty;
cruel;
eager to shed
blood.
Journal
::
"Journal
(a.) A
newspaper
published
daily;
by
extension,
a
weekly
newspaper
or any
periodical
publication,
giving
an
account
of
passing
events,
the
proceedings
and
memoirs
of
societies,
etc..
Habitual
::
Habitual
(n.)
According
to
habit;
established
by
habit;
customary;
constant;
as, the
habiual
practice
of sin..
Fool
::
Fool (n.) A
compound
of
gooseberries
scalded
and
crushed,
with
cream;
--
commonly
called
gooseberry
fool..
Campaned
::
Campaned
(a.)
Furnished
with, or
bearing,
campanes,
or
bells..
Conform
::
Conform
(v. i.) To
comply
with the
usages
of the
Established
Church;
to be a
conformist.
Billed
::
Billed
(a.)
Furnished
with, or
having,
a bill, as a bird; -- used in
composition;
as,
broad-billed..
Broken-hearted
::
Broken-hearted
(a.)
Having
the
spirits
depressed
or
crushed
by grief or
despair.
Anomalistical
::
Anomalistical
(a.)
Irregular;
departing
from
common
or
established
rules.
Burnished
::
Burnished
(imp. & p. p.) of
Burnis.
Furnished
::
Furnished
(imp. & p. p.) of
Furnis.
Tantalus
::
Tantalus
(n.) A
Phrygian
king who was
punished
in the lower world by being
placed
in the midst of a lake whose
waters
reached
to his chin but
receded
whenever
he
attempted
to allay his
thirst,
while over his head hung
branches
laden with
choice
fruit which
likewise
receded
whenever
he
stretched
out his hand to grasp
them..
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