shote

IPA: ʃˈɑtʌ

(obsolete, UK, dialect) A fish resembling the trout, the grayling (Thymallus thymallus).
Alternative form of shoat [A young, newly-weaned pig.]

Examples of "shote" in Sentences

If he lives, he'll be a poor shote, and no mistake.
“I kan tak a shote,” quod Watson, lookynge right over his rokke.
Bet þuhte þat heo were i {} shote. of harpe· ⁊ pipe· þan of þrote.
I'm a poor shote, but if I could, I'd use my wuthless life fur her.
By the hross of Xristos, Holophullopopu-lace is a shote of excramation!
The first off arros that the shote off, seven skore spear-men the sloughe.
All this stuff about reading the Bible, shooting ducks, drinking shote with the guys,etc. is NO different than the sniper fire.
Why, I gave him a shote a month ago, and I don't believe there is a sled or a jack-knife in the hull neighborhood any more, for Johnny's got them in our garret, but the pig is gone.
These do thei bringe vp, and make of as deerly, as thei do of their owne children: teachinge them to ride, to shote, to throwe the darte, and suche like feates, with great diligence and handsomenes.
In the room to the left of the door a "bonneva," or half-grown pig of the size called a "shote," in the State of Georgia, was disporting himself by looking on at a girl spinning wool, a "boy" doing nothing, and two dirty youngsters wallowing on the floor.