Webster's Dictionary 1806

1351

Shipless

Shiplessa.without ships

1352

Shipman

Shipmann.a seaman, sailor, mariner, tar

1353

Shipman (2)

Shipmann.a journeyman to a shopkeeper, a petty trader

1354

Shipmaster

Shipmastern.the master or captain of a ship

1355

Shipment

Shipmentn.the act of shipping, articles shipped

1356

Shipmoney

Shipmoneyn.a tax levied for fitting out ships

1357

Shipping

Shippingn.vessels for navigation, a passage

1358

Shipwreck

Shipwreckn.the loss of a ship, destruction, ruin

1359

Shipwreck (2)

Shipwreckv.to suffer shipwreck, destroy, ruin

1360

Shipwright

Shipwrightn.a ship-carpenter, a ship builder

1361

Shire

Shiren.a county, what is under only one sheriff

1362

Shirl

Shirln.see shorl

1363

Shirly

Shirlyn.a bird, the greater bullfinch

1364

Shirt

Shirtn.a part of dress, a man's body linen

1365

Shirt (2)

Shirtv.t.to put on or furnish with a shirt

1366

Shirtless

Shirtlessa.not worth or not having a shirt

1367

Shist

Shist, or Shistusn.a species of stone, slate

1368

Shistic

Shistic, or Shistose, or Shistousa.of the nature of slate

1369

Shiting

Shitingn.a change of place or linen, artifice, art

1370

Shittim

Shittimn.a very precious Arabian wood

1371

Shive

Shiven.a slice, splinter, plate;v.t.to shiver

1372

Shiver

Shivern.a shivering, very small piece, wheel, a species of hard blackish clay

1373

Shiver (2)

Shiverv.to break into shivers, shake, tremble

1374

Shivering

Shiveringn.the act of breaking, a shaking fit

1375

Shivery

Shiverya.easily broken, crazy, not compact

1376

Shoal

Shoalv.i.to crowd, press, grow or be shallow

1377

Shoal (2)

Shoaln.a crowd, sandbank, shallow;a.shallow