Shot
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 474
shot, n. act id shooting a mavk-Muaiv a misdle. flight a im ilt the di-tam e jm> d by small gl"ln»Ie* of s«>nd projectiles generally,- r\f. to lo.nl with sh«»t*~ pr,p bhotl'ing pft p shotted Should, shood pa of Shall {A.S. steoldr, pa of semi Sec Shall Shoulder, shfd'dcr, n the joint winch connects the human urrn or the foreleg of a quadruped with body the flesh and muscles about the bhimlder the upper joint of the foreleg of an animal cut for nunket a prominence 'Jig. that which sustains. to push with the shoulder violently to take ujion the shoulder. [A.S scnldor Gcr. si halter, 7)ut. schomier Shoulder-belt. shOlMfcr'helt, n. a belt that pa es acro the shoulder. Shoulder-blade, shM'dicr-blfid, U the broad, flat, M/rfV-like bone of the skouUter. Shoulder-knot, shSlMer-not, « a knot worn as an ornament on the shoulder. ShOUt, showt, «. a loud and »uddt n outcry of joy, triumph, or courage. v.t. to utter a shout.— i¥ ffitc, far m£, hir mTae Shrimp v.t, to utter with a shout: to cry. n. ShOnt'er. {Either merely imitative, or a by -form of Soont, as beiug the sentinel's challenged
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