Shirting

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 473
ahert'ing, n. cloth, for shirts, ShlSt, . See Schiat, . 464 fete, far m€, htr mine n u k Shooting-star Ehittah, shit'a, Shitttm, shiftm, a precious wood used in the construction of the Jewish Tabernacle and its furniture, supposed to be a species of acacia. fHeb, skittah, pi shittim.] Shiver, shiVer, a. a splinter, or small piece into which a thing breaks by sudden violence —v to shatter —v to fall into shivers. [From root of Sheave allied to Ger. schie/er a splinter.] Shiver, shiver, v to shake or tremble to shoddec. —v t to cause to shake in the wind, as sails. [An mutative word allied to 0 lJut. schorveren, to shake, prov. Get schubbern.
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