shred
51shred — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. strip, tatter, remnant, snippet, scrap; modicum, bit, particle, speck; trace, vestiges. v. t. grate; macerate, mangle, lacerate; tear, rip. See part, filament, disjunction. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn.… …
52shred — ʃred n. scrap, torn piece of material; bit, small amount v. tear into small pieces; destroy documents with a shredding machine; be torn into small pieces …
53shred — 1) herds 2) sherd …
54shred — noun 1》 a strip of material that has been torn, cut, or scraped from something larger. 2》 a very small amount. verb (shreds, shredding, shredded) tear or cut into shreds. Origin OE scrēad piece cut off , scrēadian trim, prune , of W. Gmc origin;… …
55shred — n. 1. Strip. 2. Scrap, fragment, bit, piece, flitter, tatter, rag, strip …
56shred — n 1. bit, scrap, fragment, chip; splinter, sliver, snip, snippet; wisp, rag, tatter, corner; strip, slip, band, ribbon, shaving, filament; remnant, fraction, segment, snatch; modicum, iota, whit; mite, micron, molecule, atom, trace; speck, fly… …
57SHRED — • Sedatives and Hemodynamics During Rapid Sequence Intubation in the Emergency Department [trial] …
58shred — Welu, kīhae (as ti leaves) …
59shred — шинковать …
60Le shred — Shred Pour les articles homonymes, voir shred (homonymie). Le shred (littéralement déchiqueter en anglais), est un terme utilisé pour désigner une tendance à la virtuosité du jeu de guitare tout particulièrement dans le rock et le metal. En effet …
