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Meaning of Words
English Vocabulary Index Meaning of Words for 5th October :- Severity (n) : rigour
- Sew (v) : fasten by stitching
- Sewer (n) : underground passage to carry off sewage
- Sex (n) : condition of being make or female
- Sexagenarian (n) : a person between 59 and 70
- Sexton (n) : an under officer of a church
- Shabby (adj.) : in bad condition, much worn, poorly dressed
- Shackle (n &pl) : one of a pair of iron rings used for fastening prisoners
- Shackle (v) : put on chair, restrict
- Shad (n) : a kind of fish
- Shade (n) : partial darkness caused by the cutting off of direct rays of light, depth of colour
- Shade (v) : make dark, protect
- Shady (adj.) : sheltered from the sun dishonest, disreputable
- Shaft (n) : arrow, straight part of a column the wooden bar in front of a carriage, passage into a mine
- Shaggy (adj.) : rough, hairy
- Shagreen (n) : a kind of untanned leather made from the skin of horse, camel etc.
- Shake (v) : quickly move (a thing) to and fro, to agitate, make tremble
- Shako (n) : a military hat
- Shall (aux v) : used to denote the future tense (past tense and past participle, should)
- Shallow (adj.) : of little depth
- Shallow (n) : shallow place
- Sham (n) : pretence, artificiality
- Sham (adj.) : fake, pretended
- Shamble (n) : a slaughter house butcher’s stall
- Shame (n) : dishonour, disgrace
- Shameful (adj.) : impudent
- Shanghai (n) : make a man unconscious with a drug and carry him off before he wakes up
- Shank (n) : the part of the leg between the knee and ankle shaft
- Shape (n) : outline, figure, appearance
- Shape (v) : form
- Shapely (adj.) : well-shaped
- Share (n) : part, divided, a part of the capital, plough iron
- Share (v) : allot, partake in
- Shark (n) : a large sea-fish
- Sharpen (v) : make sharp
- Sharper (n) : a cheat
- Shatter (v) : break into small pieces, destroy
- Shave (v) : cut hair off the chin, pass very close to, cut into very thin layers
- Shawl (n) : a loose knitted wrap for the shoulders
- Sheaf (n) : a bundle of stalks of wheat etc, tied together
- Shears (n) : large cutting instrument like scissors
- Sheath (n) : a case for a sword, knife, etc., a scabbard
- Sheathe (v) : put into the cover or sheath, cover, protect
- Shed (v) : separate, scatter, throw out, pour out, let fall
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