| shock absorber |
any of several devices that absorb the force of impacts, esp. a hydraulic or pneumatic tube in the suspension system of an automobile. |
| shocker1 |
something or someone that shocks, such as a sensational or scandalous story or event. |
| shocker2 |
one that gathers corn or other grain into shocks. |
| shocking |
causing great dismay, disgust, or outrage, often combined with surprise. [2 definitions] |
| shockproof |
capable of withstanding shocks. [2 definitions] |
| shock therapy |
a method of treating certain mental disorders by electric shock or drugs; electroconvulsive therapy; shock treatment. |
| shock troops |
soldiers specially trained and equipped to lead assaults. |
| shock wave |
a compression wave, such as that produced by an explosion; blast. [2 definitions] |
| shod |
a past tense and past participle of shoe. |
| shodden |
a past participle of shoe. |
| shoddy |
of low quality; poorly made or carried out. [6 definitions] |
| shoe |
a protective outer covering for the human foot, usu. durable and made of leather, canvas, rubber, or a combination of these. [5 definitions] |
| shoebox |
a box designed for holding a pair of shoes, often used in one's home, subsequent to a shoe purchase, for storing other items. |
| shoehorn |
a curved implement shaped to be inserted into the heel of a shoe so it will slip onto the foot more easily. [2 definitions] |
| shoelace |
a string or cord for fastening a shoe. |
| shoeless |
combined form of shoe. |
| shoemaker |
one employed in making and repairing shoes; cobbler. |
| shoepac |
a high, insulated, waterproof boot. |
| shoer |
one who shoes horses or other animals. |
| shoeshine |
the appearance of shoes after having been cleaned and polished. [2 definitions] |
| shoestring |
a thin cord passed through eyelets on a shoe to tighten it or fasten it on; shoelace. [4 definitions] |