Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . ther, etc.). — n. Along,narrow piece cut or torn off ; a oi. i cii_ ,1 strip; a fragment; piece. Shrapnel Shell, Shrew, shroo, n. A brawling, turbulent, vexatiouswoman ; a scold. {Zo61.) _A shrew-mouse. — v. t.[shkewed or shrewd (shrood); shrewing.] Tobe-shrew, curse. — Shrewd, shrood, a. Disposed to becritical and censorious; astute; penetrating; discrim-inating; involving or displaying an ast
Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . ther, etc.). — n. Along,narrow piece cut or torn off ; a oi. i cii_ ,1 strip; a fragment; piece. Shrapnel Shell, Shrew, shroo, n. A brawling, turbulent, vexatiouswoman ; a scold. {Zo61.) _A shrew-mouse. — v. t.[shkewed or shrewd (shrood); shrewing.] Tobe-shrew, curse. — Shrewd, shrood, a. Disposed to becritical and censorious; astute; penetrating; discrim-inating; involving or displaying an astute or saga-cious judgment; keen; vexatious; subtle; discerning. — Shrewish, a. Having tlie qualities of a shrew;fro ward; peevish; petulantly clamorous.— Shrew-ishly, «(/!/. —Shrewishness, 11.—Shrew^- mouse,71. {Zovl.) An in-sectivorous animalwhich burrows inthe ground. Shriek, shrek, v. i.[shrieked(shrekt) ; shriek-ing.] To utter aloud, sharp, shrillcry; to scream, as in sudden fright, in horror, or an-guish; to mourn with sharp, shrill cries. — v. t. Toutter sharply and shrilly. — ;*. A sharp, shrill out-cry or scream, such as is produced by sudden terroror extreme
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