| 11. |
shirt |
a piece of clothing for the upper part of the
body. |
| 12. |
shoulders |
the part of your body to which arms are joined. |
| 13. |
share |
1. the part belonging to one person:
She did more than her share of the work. 2. use or have together: My
brothers share a room. |
| 14. |
shore |
land at the edge of a sea or lake. |
| 15. |
shell |
1. the hard covering of some animals.
2. the hard covering of a nut or egg. 3. take out of a shell:
I'll shell the peas. |
| 16. |
shade |
1. a place not in the bright sun: It
is quite cool in the shade. 2. something that shuts out light: Pull down
the shade if you want to sleep late in the morning. |
| 17. |
shadow |
the shade made by a person or object in a bright
light: Sometimes my shadow is very long. |
| 18. |
shake |
move quickly back and forth, up and down, or from
side to side: Shake your head. The wet dog shook itself. Shake some salt
on the meat. |
| 19. |
shave |
1. cut hair off very close to the skin,
usually with a razor: Grandfather shaves every day. 2. the cutting of hair:
Dad got a shave at the the barber shop. 3. cut off in thin slices:
She shaved the ham for sandwiches. |
| 20. |
shed |
a building used for shelter or storing things:
We keep garden tools in a shed. |
