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10 Language-to-English DictionariesShiv
A crude, makeshift knife or sharp-pointed weapon, typically improvised by inmates in prisons.
Shiver
To shake or tremble, typically as a result of cold or fear.
Shizhenggongren
A worker or employee engaged in governmental or administrative functions.
Shock
A sudden upsetting or surprising event or experience.
Shock-the-Nation
To cause a significant emotional or psychological impact on a large group of people within a nation.
Shocked
Surprised and upset or distressed by something unexpected.
Shocking
Causing a strong emotional reaction, often of surprise or disgust.
Shod
To put shoes on (a horse or other animal).
Shoe
An external covering for the human foot, intended to protect and comfort the foot while the wearer is doing various activities.
Shoe-Enthusiast
A person who has a strong interest in and enthusiasm for shoes, often collecting or following trends.
Shoelaces
A cord or string used to fasten shoes.
Shoeless
Not wearing shoes.