Shampoo

sham-pod', v. To rub and percu the whole surface of the body of, in connection with the hot bath; to wash thoroughly and rub the head of, with soap or a soapy preparation. — Act of, etc. [Hind, champna, to stuff, thrust in, squeeze, shampoo.] Siiamrock, sham'rok, A plant used by the Irish as their national emblem; white trefoil; white clover. [Ir. seamrog, seamar.] am, fame, far, pa or opera, fare end, SHARP Shank, shank, The lower joint of the leg from the knee to the foot; the shin bone of the leg the whole leg: see Horse; that part of an instrument, tool, etc., which connects the acting part with a handle or other part, by which held or moved. [AS. sceanca, Dan. skank, G. schenkel, shank, leg, schitiken, the ham, D. schonk, a bone; shake.] Shanty, shan't*, A mean dwelling; a temporary building hut. [Ir. sean, old, andjigr, a house.]