shool

British  

/ ʃuːl /

noun

1. a dialect word for shovel

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Example Sentences

Native American children line up outside the Fort Bidwell shool on this vintage image from Patt Morrison’s collection 4.

From Los Angeles Times

“Derryk’s family tells us a recent COVID-19 diagnosis presented more than he could continue to fight,” Jennifer Schlapia, the shool's principal, wrote to parents of his death last weekend.

From Fox News

Adroaldo Zanella, a professor at the University of São Paulo veterinary and animal-science shool, is working with a student researching the viability of milking donkeys, with an eye taking advantage of the liquid’s high nutritional content and pleasant flavor to help infants with special nutritional needs and children who have trouble digesting cow’s milk.

From The Wall Street Journal

Waco’s Reicher Catholic high shool were playing host to Gainesville state school, a juvenile correctional facility near the Texas-Oklahoma border.

From The Guardian

Unlike many local prep prodigies, De’Janae Boykin transferred from a perennial private powerhouse in Riverdale Baptist to public shool C.H.

From Washington Post