SHED tears (colloq.)
shed tears because of sadness, rage, or pain
Shed Tears Blur with
shedding
shedding foliage at the end of the growing season
Shedding leaves annually
shedding of flowers and leaves and fruit following formation of scar tissue in a plant
shedding of the cuticle in arthropods or the outer epidermal layer in reptiles
shedding tears
Sheedy Actress
SHEEHANIAH, father of
Sheehy Author
Sheen
sheeny
sheep
sheep African animals
SHEEP breed
sheep disease
Sheep follower
sheep genus
SHEEP in its second year
sheep Italian
sheep leather
SHEEP meat
sheep of central Asia
SHEEP owner (bibl.)
sheep pen
sheep refuge
Sheep sound
SHEEP that has shed most of its wool
sheep that leads the herd often wearing a bell
sheep tick
SHEEP two years old
SHEEP wool
sheep Young Actor
sheep-dog
sheep-farm
sheep-farmer
SHEEP, coat of
SHEEP, foot infection of
SHEEP, group of
SHEEP, parasitic worm infesting liver of
sheep's coat of wool
Sheepdog
SHEEPDOG bred from Scottish collie
Sheepherding breed
Sheepish
Sheepish Reply
Sheepish sound
sheepishly
SHEEPLIKE
sheepskin
SHEEPSKIN cloak
Sheepskin coat
sheepskin with wool still on
Sheer
sheer fabric
sheer fine gauzy fabric
sheer funk
sheer silk stockings
sheer wool or wool and cotton fabric
sheet
Sheet Animation
sheet data Rap
sheet fabric Deluxe
Sheet folded to form two leaves in book
sheet giving news and information
sheet Glass Actor
sheet Manuscript book
Sheet material
sheet of blotting paper
SHEET of canvas coated with tar or waterproof cloth
sheet of fabric stretched to catch the wind for propelling a sailing boat
sheet of floating ice
SHEET of glass
sheet of paper
sheet of paper containing exercises to be completed by a student
sheet of paper folded in half to make two leaves of a book
SHEET of paper folded once
sheet of paper folded then closed to form a letter for delivery by airmail
sheet of paper that is interleaved between freshly printed sheets
sheet of printed matter for distribution
SHEET of printed paper folded three times to one-eighth of its original size
Sheet of water flowing over a weir or dam wall
SHEET that can be withdrawn from under patient without making the whole bed
sheet that forms a distinct section or component of something
sheet-lightning
sheeting
Sheets
sheets of paper 24 cans
SHEETS of paper folded once, made up of
sheets of stationery with name and address of the organization printed at the top
Sheffield Info
sheikdom
SHEIKDOM (alt.)
Sheikdom Gulf
Sheikdom of song
sheikh
sheikhdom
SHEIKHDOM (Pers. Gulf)
Sheikhdom due to host the 2022 World Cup
sheiks wife
sheila
shekel
shela
SHELAB, father of
sheldrake
SHELEMIAH, father of
Shelf
shelf Curio
Shelf like projection
shelf Trophy
Shelf, overhang
shell
SHELL (Gk.)
SHELL (L)
SHELL (mil.)
SHELL (sl.)
Shell alternative
shell around the kernel of a nut
shell beads
Shell beads used as money or decoration
shell beads used by certain North American Indians as money
SHELL carving
SHELL casing
SHELL cast off by animal
shell cone
shell containing lead pellets that explodes in flight
SHELL diameter
shell ear
shell egg
SHELL fiercely
shell fish
Shell Food
shell fossil
SHELL fragments
Shell fragments produced by an explosion
shell game
Shell Game 32-card
shell hard
Shell heavily
SHELL hole
shell horn
SHELL lid
Shell locations
shell marine
shell money
shell motifs
Shell mover
SHELL of bivalve
SHELL of boat
SHELL of cassis
SHELL of crustacean, upper
SHELL of egg
SHELL of gastropod
SHELL of mollusc/mollusk of Cassis
SHELL of univalve
shell Ornamental band
shell out
SHELL part (mil.)
shell Pastry Breakfast
SHELL prolongation (zool.)
Shell protective plate or hard covering on some animals or ships
shell ridge
SHELL savagely
SHELL scaffolding of crustaceans
shell sea
shell Seed
shell seller Sea
SHELL Shield sport
Shell site
shell Spiral
Shell teams
shell turtle
SHELL used as horn
SHELL, component screwed into a
SHELL, constituent of (mil.)
SHELL, excavated part of
SHELL, partition in
SHELL, sound of exploding
Shellac
shelled
SHELLED reptile
Shellfish
Shellfish having a single shell and a footlike muscle for crawling
shellfish like a whelk
Shellfish of New Zealand with a greenish shell resembling mother-of-pearl
shellfish soup
Shellfish such as an oyster or mussel having a pair of hinged shells
Shellfish with a large ear-shaped shell yielding mother-of-pearl
Shellfish with a ridged, fan-shaped shell
shellfish with a solid white shell native to New Zealand
shellfish with a spiral shell
Shellfish with a spiralled shell
SHELLFISH, study of
shelling
Shells
SHELLS, study of (zool.)
shellseed tree
SHELOMITH, father of
Shelter
shelter adoptee
shelter Airplane boarding site
SHELTER below ground
shelter built over an exposed section of railway track to prevent its blockage by snow
shelter Camp bed
SHELTER for Indian
SHELTER for vehicle
shelter Garden area
SHELTER of coast
shelter or place of refuge, esp in wartime
Shelter or refuge
shelter Shoreline feature
shelter trench
Sheltered
Sheltered corner/secluded place
Sheltered from the outside world
Sheltered or on a sailing ship
sheltered place in front of a kiln
sheltered port
Sheltered secluded space
sheltered side
sheltered spot
Sheltered spot out of the shade
sheltered walk
sheltering
sheltie
Shelve
shelved
shelving
Shem Father of
SHEM, mother of
Shenanigan
shend
SHENSI capital (Chin.)
SHENSI river
Sheol
SHEPHATIAH, father of
shepherd
SHEPHERD and Bishop of souls
SHEPHERD in the land
Shepherd, Jean book
Shepherd's place
shepherdess
Shepherding
Sheraton Hotels owner
Sheraton or Hartford Group abbrev.
sheraz
SHERAZ-producing country
Sherbet flavor