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Shut
Shut
imp. & p. p.
of
Shut
Shut
v. t.
To
close
so as to
hinder
ingress
or
egress
; as, to
shut
a
door
or a
gate
; to
shut
one
's
eyes
or
mouth
.
Shut
v. t.
To
forbid
entrance
into
; to
prohibit
; to
bar
; as, to
shut
the
ports
of a
country
by a
blockade
.
Shut
v. t.
To
preclude
; to
exclude
; to
bar
out
.
Shut
v. t.
To
fold
together
; to
close
over
, as
the
fingers
; to
close
by
bringing
the
parts
together
; as, to
shut
the
hand
; to
shut
a
book
.
Shut
v. i.
To
close
itself
; to
become
closed
; as,
the
door
shuts
; it
shuts
hard
.
Shut
a.
Closed
or
fastened
; as, a
shut
door
.
Shut
a.
Rid
;
clear
;
free
; as, to
get
shut
of a
person
.
Shut
a.
Formed
by
complete
closure
of
the
mouth
passage
,
and
with
the
nose
passage
remaining
closed
;
stopped
, as
are
the
mute
consonants
, p, t, k, b, d,
and
hard
g.
Shut
a.
Cut
off
sharply
and
abruptly
by a
following
consonant
in
the
same
syllable
, as
the
English
short
vowels
, /, /, /, /, /,
always
are
.
Shut
n.
The
act
or
time
of
shutting
;
close
; as,
the
shut
of a
door
.
Shut
n.
A
door
or
cover
; a
shutter
.
Shut
n.
The
line
or
place
where
two
pieces
of
metal
are
united
by
welding
.
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