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Meaning ofshedin English

shed

us//ʃɛd//uk//ʃɛd//

Pluralsheds
Participle Verbshedding
Third Person Singularsheds

Definitions

Noun
1. a structure for shade or shelter
2. space between warp yarns for weaving
  The loom has a shed that allows the shuttle to pass through.
Verb
1. to place a vehicle in a depot
  The driver will shed the bus in the garage tonight.
2. to separate from or let go; cast off
  The snake shed its skin as it grew larger.
3. to release or allow to flow
  The factory will shed excess water into the river.
4. to radiate or give off (light, etc.); illuminate
  The string of lights began to shed a warm glow over the garden.
5. to give off light; radiate
  The lantern began to shed a soft light in the darkness.
6. to sprinkle or cover something
  The tree shed petals all over the grass in the garden.
7. to divide threads for a passageway
  The weaver will shed the yarns to create a pattern.

Compounds / Phrases

cowshed snowshed toolshed trainshed woodshed woodsheds woolshed woolsheds shedloads coalshed fatshedera milkshed shedload