| 5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 510 | |||
| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| sharp | adj. | She felt a sharp pain. | severe |
| adj. | It was a sharp observation. | perceptive | |
| adj. | He gave some sharp criticism. | harsh | |
| sharpen | verb | He will sharpen the knife for us. | whet |
| sharply | adv. | He was sharply critical of our efforts. | harshly |
| shatter | verb | The glass shattered when it fell. | splintered |
| verb | They shattered our hopes. | destroyed | |
| shave | verb | You must shave every day in the West. | cut whiskers |
| noun | He got a shave and a haircut. | whiskers cut | |
| verb | She shaved the chocolate for the cake. | cut thin slices | |
| she | pron. | She is a beautiful woman. | 3rd person female |
| shed | noun | The cow was in a small shed. | hut |
| verb | He shed his coat in the warm house. | took off | |