shed
//ʃɛd//
Noun
shedSingular
shedsPlural
1
A small, simple building used for storage, shelter, or as a workshop.
We keep our gardening tools in the shed.
2
A large industrial building used for housing equipment or vehicles.
The trains are stored in a large shed at the station.
Verb
shedInfinitive
shedPresent tense
shedPast tense
shedPast participle
sheddingPresent participle
shedsThird-person singular
1
To lose or cast off something naturally, such as skin, hair, or leaves.
Snakes shed their skin several times a year.
2
To get rid of something unwanted or unnecessary.
The company decided to shed some of its older products.
3
To cause blood, tears, or light to flow or be emitted.
The candle shed a soft light in the dark room.