| shoulder holster |
a holster attached, under one's armpit, to a shoulder strap, so that a firearm can be carried concealed under one's coat or jacket. |
| shoulder patch |
an identifying patch worn on the upper arm of a military uniform, showing the wearer's branch of service, rank, or unit. |
| shoulder strap |
a strap that is worn on the shoulder, as to support a garment or carry a purse or camera. [2 definitions] |
| shouldn't |
contracted form of "should not." |
| should've |
contracted form of "should have." |
| shout |
to call out loudly; yell. [3 definitions] |
| shove |
to push roughly or carelessly. [4 definitions] |
| shovel |
a large, long-handled scoop for digging or lifting heavy material such as earth, snow, or coal. [8 definitions] |
| shoveler |
one that uses a shovel. [2 definitions] |
| shovelful |
the amount that can or does fill a shovel. |
| shovel hat |
a broad-brimmed hat turned up at the sides and having a shovellike projection front and back, usu. worn by English clergymen. |
| shovel-nosed |
having a broad, flat head, beak, or snout. |
| shove off |
to push a boat off the shore. [2 definitions] |
| show |
to cause or allow to be seen. [16 definitions] |
| showable |
combined form of show. |
| show bill |
an advertising flyer or poster. |
| showboat |
(informal) a person who behaves flamboyantly to gain attention; show-off. [3 definitions] |
| showbread |
see "shewbread." |
| show business |
the entertainment industry or business, including theater, television, radio, and films. |
| showcase |
a glass display case or cabinet, used to exhibit and protect articles in a store, museum, or the like. [3 definitions] |
| showdown |
a conclusive confrontation, usu. after initial sparring or exchange of verbal hostilities. [2 definitions] |