Synonym: cast, hut, radiate, shack, shanty, slough, spread, throw off. Similar words: washed out, schedule, in the dark, on schedule, the dark ages, in the distance, behind schedule, ahead of schedule. Meaning: [ʃed] 
n. an outbuilding with a single story; used for shelter or storage. v. 1. get rid of 2. pour out in drops or small quantities or as if in drops or small quantities 3. cause or allow (a solid substance) to flow or run out or over 4. cast off hair, skin, horn, or feathers. adj. shed at an early stage of development.
n. an outbuilding with a single story; used for shelter or storage. v. 1. get rid of 2. pour out in drops or small quantities or as if in drops or small quantities 3. cause or allow (a solid substance) to flow or run out or over 4. cast off hair, skin, horn, or feathers. adj. shed at an early stage of development. 
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(181) The resulting sharp drop in its levels causes the lining of the womb, along with the unfertilised egg, to be shed.
(182) As the fire shed its microscopic radioactive dust over their houses and gardens, they continued to walk about, blissfully unaware.
(183) Richard Body has made a brave attempt to shed the mythology and propaganda, and to expose farming objectives to public debate.
(184) You will already be feeling fitter, healthier, and be starting to shed the first few pounds of excess weight.
(185) I would be very grateful if you could shed any light on the phases for me.
(186) A solitary street-lamp shed feeble green light, leaving most of the street in shadow.
(187) It even covers your garden furniture, whether it's out in the garden or inside the shed.
(188) I hear the whip at his back compelling him to shed his will, to stay in line.
(189) The F-Plan also reduces your calorie intake in order to allow you to shed weight at sufficient speed.
(190) Even if you shed your red suspenders and adopted protective coloration,[www.Sentencedict.com] you were easily identifiable as a trainee.
(191) Overhanging the corner of the shed was an ancient apple tree, with greyish mossy growths on its trunk and branches.
(192) Roald Dahl sat in a garden shed with an array of pencils and erasers on a board across his knees.
(193) The vital calorie factor By including sufficient high-fibre foods in your diet you will actually help your body to shed surplus fat.
(194) Neither the airing cupboard nor the garden shed in winter are satisfactory.
(195) As the train drew out our dear friends on the platform blew kisses, shed tears and waved their handkerchiefs.
(196) I peek inside the shed and there, stacked like lawn chairs, are three more caribou stiffs.
(197) He recently shed a number of pounds, which even some friends say he lost with an eye to a national race.
(198) Under a pear tree in the far comer of the orchard was a picturesque timber built shed.
(199) She pushed open the door into the old goat shed.
(200) Few men could fail to shed weight at a satisfactory rate on a daily allowance of 1,500 calories.
(201) Only the simpler,(sentencedict.com) uglier land mine has shed more blood.
(202) Shall I tell you what I saw in my old man's garden shed last summer?
(203) A peculiar light seemed shed over everything, by dint of it being that house and no other!
(204) Upton Southern shed 5p to 40p in reaction to the chairman's resignation over a policy disagreement.
(205) In terms of effectiveness for points costs volley guns are very cheap, so shed no tears if you lose one.
(206) There are other, less dangerous and difficult ways to shed the cluttered carapace of house.
(207) The warm, damp air is forced up the hillsides and the clouds shed torrents of tropical rain.
(208) The dominant theme remains still-life and the prominence of lamps and the pools of light which they shed.
(209) The ice was cut into blocks and stored in a special shed.
(210) Encouraged, I threw myself with even greater enthusiasm into the fight to shed weight.
More similar words: washed out, schedule, in the dark, on schedule, the dark ages, in the distance, behind schedule, ahead of schedule, the death penalty.