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Shed

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Meaning

Verb

●
In British English:
To part,
or divide.
●
To
,
from,
;
, let
, be
of.
●
To
; to make flow.
●
To
to
or fall.
●
To
,
,
(light).
●
To
,
, impart.
●
To
; to pour.
●
To
; to
; to cover.
●
In Weaving:
To
, as the
,
form a
, or
, for the shuttle.
●
To place or
a
, such as a
, in or to a
or shed.
●
In Music:
To woodshed.

Noun

●
In Weaving:
An area between
and lower
through which the
is woven.
●
A
or dividing-line.
●
In Hair:
A
in the hair.
●
The
of the head.
●
An area of
as
from those around it.
●
In Nuclear physics & Physics:
A
of area
to 10⁻⁵²
; used in
physics
●
In Buildings:
A
or
structure
to
or
something; a structure usually
; an
; a hut.
●
A large
structure for
of goods.
⚠️
In British English:
An
which is
,
,
, or otherwise of
quality.
●
In British English & Rail transportation:
A British Rail Class 66 locomotive.

Name

●
A surname.
Sourced from
Wiktionary

Origin

shed
English
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scead
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
sheden
Middle English (1100-1500)
Sourced from
Etym

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