Shrew
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 395
shroo, n. A brawling, turbulent, vexatious or woman; a scold. (Zo'61.) _A shrew-mouse. — v. t. [shrewed or shrewd (shrood); shrewing.] To beshrew, curse. — Shrewd, shrood, a. Disposed to be critical and censorious; astute; penetrating; discrim-" inating; involving or displaying an astute or sagacious judgment; keen; vexatious; subtle; discerning. — Shrew'ish, a. Having the qualities of a shrew; froward; peevish; petulantly clamorous. — Shrew'ishly, Shrew'ishne , adv.— n. —Shrew'- mouse, n. (Zobl.) sectivorous An in animal which burrows in to of the ground.
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