Shamrock
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 390
sham'rok, n. A plant used by the Irish as their national emblem; white trefoil; white clover. shakto Shank, shank, n. The lower joint of the leg from the; to knee to the foot; the shin; bone of the leg; the the whole leg: see Horse; that part of an instrument, the tool, etc., which connects the acting part with a trill; handle or other part, by which it is held or moved. of. — Shanty, shan'tl, n. A mean dwelling; a hut. mo- Shape, shap, v. t. [imp. shaped (shapt); p. p. shaped vacilor shapen; shaping.] To form or create, make, way produce; to mold or make into a particular form; to adapt to a purpose, regulate, adjust, direct; to of image, conceive, beget. — n. Character or construct he tion of a thing as determining its external appearance; that which has form or figure; form of emfrom bodiment, as in words; make; form; guise. — char- Shapele , a. Destitute of shape or regular form.; — Shape'le ne , n. — Shapely, a. [-lier; -liest.] want- Having a regular shape; symmetrical; well-formed.
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