- A
shed is
typically a simple, single-storey (though some
sheds may have two or more
stories and or a loft)
roofed structure,
often used for storage, for...
- Look up
shedding in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Shedding may
refer to:
Shedding or
moulting of body
parts Desquamation,
pathologic or non-pathologic...
- Look up
shed in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
shed is a simple, single-story, non-residential structure.
Shed, The
Shed, or
Shedding may also refer...
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commentary on Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Proverbs, and Job.
Nahalat Shedal....
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development and
other activities. The
terms bicycle-
shed effect, bike-
shed effect, and bike-
shedding were
coined based on Parkinson's example; it was po****rized...
- hand. In many
beating games the
objective is to
shed all one's cards, in
which case they are also "
shedding games". Well
known examples include Crazy Eights...
- and
shrubs that
seasonally shed leaves,
usually in the autumn; to the
shedding of petals,
after flowering; and to the
shedding of ripe fruit. The antonym...
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found only on males, with the
exception of reindeer/caribou.
Antlers are
shed and
regrown each year and
function primarily as
objects of ****ual attraction...
- Men's
sheds or
community sheds are non-profit
local organisations that
provide a
space for
craftwork and
social interaction. The
movement originated in...
-
sheds"
refers to
substandard and
usually illegal housing in the
United Kingdom,
particularly in
Greater London. It is
characterised by
garden sheds being...
