shew
IPA: ʃˈu
Root Word: Shew
noun
- A surname.
- Archaic spelling of show. [(countable) A play, dance, or other entertainment.]
verb
- Archaic spelling of show. [(transitive) To display, to have somebody see (something).]
- Nonstandard spelling of shoo. [(transitive, informal) To induce someone or something to leave.]
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Examples of "shew" in Sentences
- It is sometimes known as a shew stone.
- It is sometimes known as a 'shew stone'.
- The same opened, to shew the stamina and style. 3.
- In all these islands he could shew us every thing worth seeing.
- I love the word situate, and am quite partial to the odd shew too.
- The majority of these form a large group centered around Shew Hall.
- Regarding the definitions above, they don't shew that the two are one.
- He openly assumes all these characters to shew the humorous part of them.
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