Shadow

s. (pcatou, Saxon; schaduwe, Dutch.) 1. The representation of a body by which the light is intercepted (Shakspeare). Opacity; darkne ; shade (Addison). 3. Shelter made by any thing that intercepts the light, heat, or influence of the air (Shaksp.). 4, Obscure’ place (Dryden). pee part of a picture (Peacham). 6. Any thing perceptible only to the sight; a ghost; a spirit, or shade (Shakspeare). 7. An imperfect and faint representation; opposed to substance (Raleigh). 8. Inseparable companion (Milton). 9. Type; mystical representation (Milton). 10. Protection; shelter; favour (Psalms). To Sua’pow. v.a. (fromthe noun.) 1. To eover with opacity (Ezekiel). 2. To cloud; to darken (Shakspeare).. 3,'To make cool, or gently gloomy, by interception of the light or heat (Szdney). 4. ‘To conceal under cover; to hide; to screen (Shakspeare). 5. 'To protect; to screen from danger; to shroud (Shaksp.). 6. To mark with various gradations of colour, or light (Addison). 7. ‘Vo paint in obscure colours (Dryden). 8. To represent imperfectly (Milton). 9.'Vo represent typically (Hooker). 650