Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Shearer

Shearern.a person that shears sheep or cloth

1271

Shearman

Shearmann.a man who shears or finishes cloth

1272

Shears

Shearsn. pl.a sharp intrument with two blades, an engine to hoist heavy weights

1273

Shearwater

Shearwatern.a fowl of the west of England

1274

Sheatfish

Sheatfishn.a fish iwth a long slimy body

1275

Sheath

Sheathn.a case for any thing, scabbard, fish

1276

Sheath (2)

Sheath, or Sheathev.t.to put into a sheath

1277

Sheathing

Sheathingn.the covering of a ships bottom

1278

Sheathwinged

Sheathwingeda.having hard cases set over the wings

1279

Sheathy

Sheathya.forming or like a sheath

1280

Sheave

Sheaven.a wheel in the block of a puley

1281

Shed

Shedn.a small slight building, a shelter

1282

Shed (2)

Shedv.t.shed,pret.shed,pa.to spill, pour out, scatter, cast, let fall

1283

Shedder

Sheddern.one who sheds, one who spills

1284

Sheen

Sheenn.brightness, splendor, luster, show, ob.

1285

Sheep

Sheepn.a genus of useful animals, a dolt

1286

Sheepbite

Sheepbitev.i.to practice petty thefts, ob.

1287

Sheepbiter

Sheepbitern.a petty thief, a mean wretch, ob.

1288

Sheepcot

Sheepcot, or Foldn.a place to pen sheep in

1289

Sheephook

Sheephookn.a hook to lay hold on a sheep's leg

1290

Sheepish

Sheepisha.shamefaced, bashful, simple

1291

Sheepishness

Sheepishnessn.shamefacedness, bashfulness

1292

Sheepmaster

Sheepmastern.a master or owner of sheep

1293

Sheepseye

Sheepseyen.a loving sly look, an oblique view

1294

Sheepshank

Sheepshankn.a knot in a rope

1295

Sheepshead

Sheepsheadn.a table fish much valued

1296

Sheepshearing

Sheepshearingn.the time of shearing sheep