shed¹ /shed/

1. A structure, often open-fronted, for storing or shelter
2. An outhouse

To store in a shed

sheddˈer noun (NZ)

A person who milks cows in a milking shed

shedˈhand noun (Aust and NZ)

A person who works in a shearing shed

shedˈload noun (informal)

A large amount

shed² /shed/

1. To part, separate
2. To cast off
3. To give, give away
4. To drop
5. To emit
6. To pour forth
7. To cast, throw (eg light)
8. To impart
9. To cause effusion of
10. To spill (dialect)
11. To besprinkle (archaic)

1. To fall off
2. To disperse (archaic)

A parting

1. Cast
2. Spilt, emitted

sheddˈer noun

1. A person who or thing that sheds
2. An animal that moults or casts hair
3. A female salmon or the like after spawning

sheddˈing noun

• overthinks
• overthought
• overthrew
• overthrow
• overthrower
• overthrowers
• overthrowing
• overthrown
• overthrows
• overthrust
• overthrust fault
• overthrust faults
• overthrusts
• overthwart
• overthwarted
• overthwarting
• overthwarts
• overtime
• overtimed
• overtimely
• overtimer
• overtimers
• overtimes
• overtiming
• overtire