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  • adjective Resembling a shed.

Etymologies

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shed +‎ -like

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Examples

  • Only those men on KP, CQ, or guard are in the company area—all others having departed on passes at the end of the Friday workday—so he sees no one as he crosses the small space of worn grass between the barracks and the white, shedlike headquarters building.

    GIRL BY THE ROAD AT NIGHT DAVID RABE 2010

  • Only those men on KP, CQ, or guard are in the company area—all others having departed on passes at the end of the Friday workday—so he sees no one as he crosses the small space of worn grass between the barracks and the white, shedlike headquarters building.

    GIRL BY THE ROAD AT NIGHT DAVID RABE 2010

  • Only those men on KP, CQ, or guard are in the company area—all others having departed on passes at the end of the Friday workday—so he sees no one as he crosses the small space of worn grass between the barracks and the white, shedlike headquarters building.

    GIRL BY THE ROAD AT NIGHT DAVID RABE 2010

  • I lower my arms, trying to check out the assortment of shedlike structures on the property when a commotion to the side of the house catches my attention.

    Disenchanted Princess JULIE LINKER 2007

  • I lower my arms, trying to check out the assortment of shedlike structures on the property when a commotion to the side of the house catches my attention.

    Disenchanted Princess JULIE LINKER 2007

  • It was so dark that we could not find our way into the shedlike dwellings.

    The Romance of Isabel Lady Burton 2006

  • In the orangish light preceding twilight, Mykel reined up outside the small shedlike barn, taking in the other outbuildings and the larger barn that would hold many of the men.

    Soarer's Choice Modesitt, L. E. 2006

  • Otherwise the large shedlike structure was empty except for repair gear and supplies.

    Jed the Dead Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1997

  • Outside the long shedlike building, the wind whistles, and light snow drifts under the eaves and falls toward the timbered floor like white dust.

    The Magic Engineer Modesitt, L. E. 1994

  • Dorrin puts the staff in the lanceholder and swings up into the saddle, turning Meriwhen toward the harbor and the small, shedlike building that holds the Guild.

    The Magic Engineer Modesitt, L. E. 1994

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