| SHAVERS | • shavers n. Plural of shaver. • SHAVER n. a youngster. |
| SHAVIES | • SHAVIE n. (Scots) a trick. |
| SHEAVES | • sheaves n. Plural of sheave. • sheaves n. Plural of sheaf. • SHEAVE v. to gather into a bundle, also SHEAF. |
| SHEEVES | • SHEEVE n. the wheel of a pulley, also SHEAVE. |
| SHELVES | • shelves n. Plural of shelf. • shelves v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of shelve. • SHELVE v. to place on a shelf; to postpone. |
| SHIVAHS | • shivahs n. Plural of shivah. • SHIVAH n. (Hebrew) in Judaism, a period of seven days' mourning observed after a family member's funeral, also SHIBAH, SHIVA. |
| SHIVERS | • shivers n. Plural of shiver. • shivers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of shiver. • Shivers prop.n. Plural of Shiver. |
| SHIVOOS | • shivoos n. Plural of shivoo. • SHIVOO n. (Australian slang) a noisy party. |
| SHOVELS | • shovels n. Plural of shovel. • SHOVEL v. to use a digging implement. |
| SHOVERS | • shovers n. Plural of shover. • Shovers prop.n. Plural of Shover. • SHOVER n. one who shoves, as in duck shover. |
| SHRIVES | • shrives v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of shrive. • SHRIVE v. to hear a confession and grant absolution, also SHRIEVE. |
| SHROVES | • shroves v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of shrove. • SHROVE v. to celebrate Shrovetide. |
| SLAVISH | • slavish adj. In the manner of a slave; abject. • slavish adj. Utterly faithful; totally lacking originality, creativity, or reflection. • SLAVISH adj. pertaining to a slave. |