Sheds

What do we mean by sheds?

To part, separate or divide.

To part with, separate from, leave off; cast off, let fall, be divested of.

To pour; to make flow.

To allow to flow or fall.

To radiate, cast, give off (light); see also shed light on.

To pour forth, give off, impart.

To fall in drops; to pour.

To sprinkle; to intersperse; to cover.

To divide, as the warp threads, so as to form a shed, or passageway, for the shuttle.

The shed is known as one of the most sacred places on Earth. With many people thinking it's a place to put things that don't belong, yard equipment and much more. But with the smart people thinking it's a place to hangout, and most importantly smoke marijuana. It's a place that is commonly known as a judge free zone and where many people have talking time with the ones who need it. Urban Dictionary

To get extremely drunk and forget/lose everything. Urban Dictionary

Sledging with added physical abuse. However, with shedding the objective is not so much to put the victim off his stroke, but rather to reduce them to a submissive, gibbering wreck. As well as ‘vanilla shedding’, hardcore shedders are reported to indulge in ‘ruff shedding’, which involves dressing up in period costume, and ‘gruff shedding’ where four-legged horned ruminants are added to the mix. Urban Dictionary

Woodshedding, a musicians term for practicing. Harkens back to idyllic pastoral time when one might take their Harpsichord or Udu out to the lean to in the back yard and practice their fugues or minuets till their fingers bled, while poultry and other livestock are slaughtered by the hired hands. Urban Dictionary

A large, overweight woman that lurks in the shadows with dire need to grab at any piece of man candy possible. Reguardless of your weight, size, etc; one should stay away from the shed, if he has any reputation whatsoever. Once you visit the shed, you are dead. Urban Dictionary

Stands for “Secondary House Extension for Dads” Urban Dictionary

To practice, usually a musical insturment. a person does not need to literally be in a shed to 'shed'. Urban Dictionary

A sketchy place where local kids go to get high, drunk, burn stuff, and be jackasses. Urban Dictionary

To practice music by oneself, usually with special care to be kept from being disturbed. Theoretical etymology: Shortened from the word woodshed, where the idea was in order to not only be alone to concentrate, but to refrain from disturbing other people, one would have to retire to the woodshed to practice. Urban Dictionary

Slang used to describe a woman's vagina or lady bits. The term is derived from a misunderstanding English boys had in a tent one night, in Costa Brava, Spain. Since then, the term has took off and is getting used more and more frequently! Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to sheds:
sheds, shed, seeds, shes, shreds, sleds, shads, sherds, shedd, seds, sheas, shews, shels, steds, heds, shens, shees, skeds, sheps, shers, syeds.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word sheds:
shed, wharves, corrugated, tear, roofs, stables, barn, clad, tears, wharf, light, depot, wool, demolished, carriage, erected, timber, locomotive, garage, sheep, loading, storage, skin, diesel, dock, yard, cottage, accommodation, livestock, freight, machinery, repair, constructed, steam, platforms, coat, structures, buildings, workshop, goods, railway, concrete, quarters, wooden, mill, maintenance, roof, brick, leaves, thin, cattle, accommodate, shop, destroyed, register, farm, boats, houses, mills, damaged, trains, built, facilities, harbour, rebuilt.

Words that rhyme with sheds:
threads, loggerheads, heads, overheads, aedes, beds, reds, keds, spreads, feds, shreds, treads, newlyweds, dreads, breads, arrowheads, imbeds, sleds, at loggerheads, coeds, blockheads, skinheads, redheads, watersheds, bulkheads, eggheads, deads, copperheads, homesteads, warheads, deadheads, foreheads, steads, edds, retreads, thoroughbreds, hotbeds, beachheads, flatheads, purebreds, bullheads, woodsheds, waterbeds, airheadz, sledz.

Adjectives that are often used to describe sheds:
wooden, open, large, long, small, temporary, old, few, several, low, little, covered, thatched, big, mere, huge, locomotive, corrugated, rough, roofed, industrial, snow, disastrous, separate, drying, water, empty, dark, miserable, built, rude, vast, broken, numerous, ramshackle, dilapidated, down, dry, coal, enormous, extensive, smaller, storey, concrete, sun, weaving, light, ventilated, story, sided, decorated, shearing, immense, iron, back, makeshift, dim, spacious, wood, nearby, closed, wretched, warm, suitable, adjacent, sheep, wool, permanent, like, ugly, portable, engine, mat, unpainted, tiny, prefabricated.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective sheds:
light, man, put, guard, perfume.

Consonant match to sheds:
shades, shads.

Words that sound like sheds:
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