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shell 6 ( n ) =a metal case filled with explosives, to be fired from a large gun, e. g. A shell burst only yards away from us.
shell 3 ( n ) walnut shells
shell 4 ( n ) coconut shell
shell 2 ( n ) snail shells
shell 1 ( n ) ( ʃɛl ) =the hard outer part of eggs, nuts, some seeds, and some animals, e. g. We collected shells on the beach.
shelf 3 ( n ) continental shelf =a thing shaped like a shelf, especially a piece of rock sticking out from a cliff or from the edge of a mass of land ...
shelf 1 ( n ) ( ʃɛlf ) ( pl. shelves, ʃɛlvz ) =a flat board made of wood, metal, glass, etc. , fixed to the wall or forming part of a cupboard, close ...
shelf 2 ( n ) five shelf bookcase
sheep ( n ) ( ʃip ) ( pl. sheep ) =an animal with a thick coat, kept on farms for its meat
shed 2 ( n ) garden shed ( ɡɑrdn ʃɛd )
shed 1 ( n ) storage shed ( stɔrɪdʒ ʃɛd ) =a small, simple building, usually built of wood or metal, used for keeping things in
shaving cream ( n ) ( also shaving foam ) =special cream or foam for spreading over the face with a shaving brush before shaving
shampoo ( n ) ( ʃ�mˈpu ) =a liquid soap that is used for washing your hair; a similar liquid used for cleaning carpets, furniture covers, or a car
shark ( n ) ( ʃɑrk ) =a large sea fish with very sharp teeth and a pointed fin on its back.
sewing machine
sewing ( n ) ( soʊɪŋ ) hand sewing =the activity of making, repairing, or decorating things made of cloth using a needle and thread
sewing basket
serving platter
serving bowl
serving dish
server 5 ( n ) cake server
server 6 ( n ) =a person who helps a priest during a church service
serving ( n ) ( sərvɪŋ ) =an amount of food for one person, e. g. This recipe will be enough for four servings.
server 2 ( n ) =a person who serves food in a restaurant; a waiter or waitress
server 3 ( n ) =a player who is serving, for example in tennis
server 4 ( n ) =a kitchen utensil ( tool ) used for putting food onto sb's plate, e. g. salad servers.
server 1 ( n ) ( sərvər ) =a computer program ( or main computer ) that controls or supplies information to several computers connected in a network
senior citizen ( n ) ( sinyər sɪt̮əzn ) ( also senior ) =an older person, especially sb who has retired from work. People often call sb a ‘senior cit ...
seedling tray ( n ) ( sidlɪŋ treɪ )
seedling 1 ( n ) ( sidlɪŋ ) =a young plant that has grown from a seed
seedling 2 ( n ) tomato seedlings
seed 4 ( n ) seed potatoes ( used for planting )
seed 2 ( n ) sesame seeds
seed 3 ( n ) a packet of wild flower seeds
seed 1 ( n ) ( sid ) =the small hard part produced by a plant, from which a new plant can grow, e. g. apple seeds.
sedan 1 ( n ) ( sɪˈd�n ) =a car with four doors and a trunk ( space at the back for carrying things ) that is separated from the part where the drive ...
sedan 2 ( n )
security checkpoint ( n ) ( sɪˈkyʊrət̮i tʃɛkpɔɪnt )
secretary 2 ( n ) =an official of a club, society, etc. who deals with writing letters, keeping records, and making business arrangements, e. g. the ...
secretary 3 ( n ) =the head of a government department, chosen by the President, e. g. Secretary of the Treasury.
secretary 1 ( n ) ( sɛkrəˌtɛri ) =a person who works in an office dealing with letters and telephone calls, typing, keeping records, arranging meetin ...
seat belt ( n ) ( also safety belt ) =a belt that is attached to the seat in a car or a plane and that you fasten around yourself so that you are not ...
season ( n ) ( sizn ) =any of the four main periods of the year spring, summer, fall, and winter
seashell ( n ) ( siʃɛl ) =the shell of a small creature that lives in the ocean, often found empty when the creature has died
seamstress ( n ) ( simstrəs ) =a woman who can sew and make clothes or whose job is sewing and making clothes
seam 3 ( n ) =a thin layer of coal or other material, between layers of rock under the ground, e. g. They struck a rich seam of iron ore. The book is ...
seam 4 ( n ) =a line where two edges meet, for example the edges of wooden boards, e. g. Light was spilling in through the seams of the door.
seam 1 ( n ) ( sim ) =a line along which two edges of cloth, etc. are joined or sewn together
seam 2 ( n ) shoulder seam
screw 2 ( n ) =a propeller on a ship, a boat, or an aircraft