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| shed [ shed ] |
verb (past and past participle shed, present participle shed·ding, 3rd person present singular sheds) |
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1. transitive verb cause something to flow: to cause tears or blood to pour out
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2. transitive verb radiate something: to radiate or disperse something, especially light
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3. transitive and intransitive verb biology lose growing part naturally: to cast off a growing part such as hair or leaves as a result of a natural process such as molting
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4. transitive verb get rid of undesirable: to get rid of somebody or something that is unwanted or unnecessary
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5. transitive and intransitive verb repel or be repelled: to flow off or drop off, or cause something, especially water, to flow off or drop off
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6. transitive verb U.K. lose load accidentally: to have a transported load accidentally fall off onto the road
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7. transitive verb Scotland part hair: to put a part in the hair
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noun (plural sheds) |
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Scotland division in hair: a part in the hair
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| [ Old English scēadan "divide, separate" < Germanic] |
