Definitions For Shool

Verb

{{en-verb}} To move materials with a shovel. : The workers were shooling gravel and tarmac into the pothole in the road. (transitive, figuratively) To move with a shoveling motion, to cover as by shoveling To shuffle or shamble. To go about begging.

Noun

SHOOL (plural SHOOLs) (obsolete, or, dialectal) A shovel. (obsolete, or, dialectal) A spade.

Etymology

from middle english shovele, schovel, showell, shoule, shole (> english dialectal shoul, shool), from {{inh + en + ang + sċofl + + shovel}}, from {{inh + en + gem-pro + *skuflō}}, *skūflō + + shovel, equivalent to shove + el + sco + shuffle}}, shule, shuil + + shovel, {{cog + stq + sköifel + + shovel}}, {{cog + fy + skoffel}}, schoffel + + hoe, spade, shovel, {{cog + nl + schoffel + + spade, hoe}}, {{cog + nds + schüfel}}, schuffel + + shovel, {{cog + de + schaufel + + shovel}}, {{cog + da + skovl + + shovel}}, {{cog + sv + skyffel}}, skovel + + shovel, {{cog + is + skófla + + shovel}}.

Anagrams

Loosh, holos, hools