| Words | Meanings |
| SHOAD | - A fragment of vein material removed by natural agencies from an outcrop and lying in the surface soil or debris
|
| SHOAH | - A mass slaughter of people
|
| SHOAL | - A sandbank or sandbar that makes the water shallow
- To become shallow
- A large group or number (crowd)
- Throng, school
|
| SHOAT | - A young hog and especially one that has been weaned
|
| SHOCH | - A draw at a pipe of tobacco
|
| SHOCK | - A sudden or violent mental or emotional disturbance
- A violent shake or jar
- To strike with surprise, terror, horror, or disgust
- To cause surprise or shock
- A thick bushy mass (as of hair)
|
| SHODE | - A variant spelling of shoad
|
| SHOED | - Something resembling a shoe in function or placement
- A device that slows, stops, or controls the motion of an object
- A device (such as a clip or track) on a camera that permits attachment of an accessory item (such as a flash unit)
- To furnish with a shoe
- To cover for protection, strength, or ornament
|
| SHOER | - A usually U-shaped band of iron fitted and nailed to the rim of a horse’s hoof to protect it
- Something (such a valley) shaped like a horseshoe
|
| SHOES | - An outer covering for the human foot typically having a thick or stiff sole with an attached heel and an upper part of lighter material (such as letter)
- A dealing box designed to hold several decks of playing cards
|
| SHOGI | - Japanese chess played on a board of 81 squares with 40 pieces to the set
|
| SHOGS | - To move in a jerky manner
- To move along
- Chiefly dialectal of shake and jolt
|
| SHOJI | - A paper screen serving as a wall, partition, or sliding door
|
| SHOJO | - Manga intended primarily for girls
|
| SHOLE | - A plank or plate placed beneath an object (such as a shore) to give increased bearing surface or to act as a protection
|
| SHONA | - A member of any of a group of Bantu peoples of Zimbabwe and southern Mozambique
- The group of languages spoken by the Shona
|
| SHONE | - Past tense and past participle of shine
|
| SHOOD | - The husk of oats threshing
- Rice husks or similar refuse used in adulterating linseed cake
|
| SHOOK | - Past tense and chiefly dialectal past participle of shake
- A set of staves and headings for one hogshead, cask, or barrel
- A bundle of parts (as of boxes) ready to be put together
|
| SHOOL | - To drag or scrape along
- To loaf or idle about begging
- Dialect variant of shovel
|
| SHOON | - Chiefly dialectal plural of shoe
|
| SHOOP | |
| SHOOR | - Chiefly Scottish variant of shower
|
| SHOOS | - To scare, drive, or send away by or as if by crying shoo
|
| SHOOT | - To drive forth or cause to be driven forth by a sudden release of gas or air
- To affect by shooting
- To remove or destroy by use of firearms
- To hunt over
- The action or an instance of shooting with a camera
|
| SHOPS | - A building or room stocked with merchandise for sale
- The art or science of working with tools and machinery
- A business establishment
- To hunt through a market in search of the best buy
- To offer for consideration or acceptance
|
| SHORE | - The land bordering a usually large body of water
- A prop for preventing sinking or sagging
- To support by a shore
- To give support to
|
| SHORL | - Variant spelling of schorl
|
| SHORN | |
| SHORS | |
| SHORT | - Having little length
- Limited in distance
- Payable at an early date
- In a curt manner
- Knee-length or less than knee-length trousers
- One who operates on the short side of the market
|
| SHOTE | - Variant spelling of shoat
|
| SHOTS | - An action of shooting
- A medical or narcotic injection
- The distance that a missile is or can be thrown
- One that shoots
- Infused or permeated with a quality or element
|
| SHOTT | - Dialect British variant of shot
- Variant spelling of chott
- Variant of shoat
|
| SHOUS | |
| SHOUT | - To utter a sudden loud cry
- To utter in a loud voice
- A loud cry or call
|
| SHOVE | - To push along
- To force by other than physical means
- To move by a forcing a way
- An act or instance of shoving
|
| SHOWN | - To reveal by one’s condition, nature, or behavior
- To set forth
- To be or come in view
- An impressive display
- A theatrical presentation
|
| SHOWS | - To cause or permit to be seen
- To offer for sale
- To appear in a particular way
- A demonstrative display
- To tell someone to get out
|
| SHOWY | - Making an attractive show
- Given or to marked by a flashy often tasteless display
|
| SHOYU | - A Japanese-style soy sauce having wheat as a primary ingredient
|
