shewel
noun
shew·el
ˈshüəl
plural -s
archaic
: scarecrow
especially : one made of feathers tied to a string
Word History
Etymology
back-formation from Middle English sheules, sheweles; akin to Middle Low German schūwelse scarecrow, Middle High German schiusel scarecrow, Old High German sciuhen to scare off, Old English scēoh shy
- immovable feast
- immovable fixture
- immovableness
- immovablenesses
- immovables
- immovably
- immoveables
- immun
- immund
- immundity
- immune
- immune body
- immune response
- immune surveillance
- immune system
- immune-compromised
- coxal cavity
- coxal gland
- coxalgias
- coxalgies
- coxbones
- coxcomb
- coxcombical
- coxcombly
- coxcombries