| 释义 |
shew·el
\ˈshüəl\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: back-formation from Middle English sheules, sheweles; akin to Middle Low German schūwelse scarecrow, Middle High German schiusel scarecrow, Old High German sciuhen to scare off, Old English scēoh shy — more at shy
archaic : scarecrow; especially : one made of feathers tied to a string |