sh

¹

Or shh

[sh]

interjection

1. (used to urge silence.)

sh.

²

abbreviation

1. sheep.

2. Bookbinding.,  sheet.

3. shilling; shillings.

sh

¹

/ ʃʃʃ /

interjection

1. an exclamation to request silence or quiet

sh

²

abbreviation

1. St Helena

Word History and Origins

Origin of sh¹

First recorded in 1840–50

Example Sentences

“Instead, a teacher will know, “you need help with ‘s’ and ‘sh’ sounds.

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State Sen. Maria Ladoso echoed Jurado’s sentiments in her own speech: “I’m sorry if I offend anybody, but we’ve seen this sh— before. Remember Pete Wilson? Wilson used immigrants and racism to get elected as governor of California,” Ladoso said.

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What’s more important is that the group’s ludicrous name so accurately demonstrates the pool of laughably nonsensical sh*t we’ve somehow found ourselves wading through, in a time when a piece of legislation that actively harms the average American can be called the “Big Beautiful Bill.”

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She describes her feelings as grounded in “warmth and loyalty,” complicated by “hurt and disappointment,” and recounts how she was sidelined with what Emhoff called “impossible, sh*t jobs.”

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There’s a high and lonesome fiddle sounding the alarm, before a gloriously defiant harmony vocal: “I’m a hard headed woman . . . and I don’t owe ya sh*t.”

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