Shade

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 390
within defined limits, senting the form of a body which intercepts the of light; darkne ; shade; obscurity; obscure secluded retreat; shelter; the le illuminated of a picture; that which follows or attends a person or thing, like a shadow; an imperfect and faint resent at i on adumbration;; indistinct image tical representation; type; something unsubstantial; phantom; mockery, — v. t. [shadowed (-od), ing.] To cut off light from, put in shade, shade protect, screen from danger; to paint in obscure colors; to mark with slight gradations of color light; to shade; to represent faintly or imperfectly; to adumbrate; to represent typically; to darken; to attend as closely as a shadow; esp., follow and watch secretly; to follow exactly. Shad'owy, -o-T, a. Full of shade; serving to shade; dark; obscure; gloomy; faintly light; faintly sentative typical;; unsubstantial; unreal.
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