shed out

verb

tr, adverb to separate off (sheep that have lambed) and move them to better pasture

So, with cloud of menace and fire of wrath shed out about the deceased gods and the new philosophies, the first part ends.

“Leaves are not more shed out of trees than Bibles are shed out of you,” says the poet.

Something might be added, too, for my sake, to wipe away the tears which I shall shed out of pity for Glaucus.

The cows were in the barn, where they had plenty of food, but there were six new calves in a shed out in the field.

Then for some time could be heard a great bustle and clatter in the shed out yonder.

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