Shoeblack

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 473
shiWnl.ik, n. one who blanks and cleans Shoehorn, shor/hotn, « curved piece of horn or metal used in put lug on a shoe ShOBO, shon. pa anil ka p of Shin©. Shook, shook, pa ot Shake Shoon. dwwm, old pi of Shoe. [A.S. seek*, Sc» Shoe Shoot, shuto, to dart to let fly with force*, to dis«Ji irgc fnmi a bow or gun to strike* with a shot to thrust forward to send forth new parts, ns a plant.- v.t to per for in the act of shooting: to be drive'll along to fly, an arrow to jut out to germinate to advance pad. and ptt p. shot —,iet of shooting a young hrarich. n Shoot 'er. fA S * sotan cog with Dut. k htr ten, Ger sch le en, to dart.]
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