sh

¹

or shh

[ sh ]

interjection

1. (used to urge silence.)

sh.

²

abbreviation for

1. sheep.
2. Bookbinding. sheet.
3. shilling; shillings.

sh

¹

the internet domain name for

1. St Helena

sh

²

/ ʃʃʃ /

interjection

1. an exclamation to request silence or quiet

Word History and Origins

Origin of sh¹

First recorded in 1840–50

Example Sentences

None of the men ogling you give a sh*t about you either, do not be fooled.

From The Daily Beast

And of course: “Bye Ryan Braun, you cheating piece of sh*t. CANT JEW YOUR WAY OUT OF IT THIS TIME.”

From The Daily Beast

Exhibit A: Cookie Monster prowled The White House Wednesday, scaring the living sh** out of us.

From The Daily Beast

The Harlequin hardback, out today, is appropriately dubbed: Sh*t Girls Say.

From The Daily Beast

"Leviathanim sh'mitabdim," suicidal whales, to use Ramon's phrase.

From The Daily Beast

"Sh-h—be quiet," warned Betty, peeping again through the slit in the curtain.

From Project Gutenberg

Sh'd say it was like five thousin' Valleys 'f the Shadow 'f Death tangled together.

From Project Gutenberg

Tell ye, 'f the Old Boy himself sh'd ride up alongside, shouldn't be a mite s'prised to see him.

From Project Gutenberg

There they vanish, their fine tones never to be tried more, and ooze through the red-hot ruin, "Hush-sh-sht!"

From Project Gutenberg

Sh-me-ks-see, the Wolf; one of the Chiefs; his head curiously ornamented, and numerous strings of wampum on his neck.

From Project Gutenberg