shaft (shȧft), a narrow, deep pit in the earth communicating with a mine.
shamˈble (shămˈb’l), to walk awkwardly.
Shamˈrock of Ireˈland (shămˈrŏk of īrˈ-lănd), a plant, with clover-like leaf, used as the national emblem of Ireland.
sheathed (shēthd), put into a case.
sheathˈing (shēthˈĭng), the casing or covering of a ship’s bottom and sides.
sheer unobstructed precipice (shēr ŭn-ŏb-strŭktˈĕd prĕsˈĭ-pĭs), an extremely high cliff without vegetation.
Sheffield (shĕfˈēld), a manufacturing city in Yorkshire, England, noted for its excellent cutlery.
shift (shĭft), a turning from one thing to another; change.
shillˈing (shĭlˈĭng), a silver British coin, value about twenty-four cents.
shipˈshapeˌ (shĭpˈshāpˌ), tidy, orderly.