shred /shred/

1. A scrap, fragment
2. A paring, esp a curled paring
3. A ragged strip

1. To cut or cut off
2. To cut, tear or scrape into shreds
3. To prune (obsolete)

To be reduced to shreds

shreddˈed adjective

shreddˈer noun

A device or machine for shredding eg vegetables, documents

shreddˈing noun

1. The action of the verb to shred
2. Snowboarding, esp downhill at high speed while moving one's weight from one edge of the board to the other (informal)

shreddˈy adjective

shredˈless adjective

shredˈ-pie noun (archaic)

Mince pie

• the fancy
• the fatal sisters
• the fat is in the fire
• the feudal system
• the few
• the Fifteen
• the final solution
• the fine arts
• the fiscal question
• the five Ks
• the five wits
• the flat
• the Fleet
• the Flood
• the flowery land
• the Four Freedoms
• the four hundred
• the four seas
• the fourth estate
• the French Revolution
• theft
• theftboot
• theftboots
• theft-bote
• thefts