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shed

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adj. shedlike.

shed

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noun 1. a building used for shelter or storage of goods or vehicles, usually having only one story and often open at the front or sides.
Ex. a wagon shed, a tool shed, a train shed.
2. a hut; cottage.
Ex. To shame the meanness of his h

shed

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noun 1. something that is or has been shed.
2. a watershed or ridge of high ground.

shed

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shed (1), noun, verb, shedded,shedding.

shed

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shed (2), noun, shed,shedding,noun.

shed

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shed (3), noun, pl.shedim.
(in Jewish folklore) an evil spirit or demon.

shed

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v.i. 1. to throw off a covering, hair, etc..
Ex. That snake has just shed. The cats are shedding.
2. to drop or fall, as leaves or grain from the ear.

shed

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v.t. to place in a shed.
Ex. to shed sheep, to shed cotton bolls.

shed

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v.t. 1. to pour out; cause to flow; let fall.
Ex. The girl shed tears. A man who is good enough to shed his blood for his country is good enough to be given a square deal afterward (Theodore Roosevelt).
2. to throw off; cast off; let drop or