• Verb (used with object)

    to put (a door, cover, etc.) in position to close or obstruct.
    to close the doors of (often fol. by up )
    to shut up a shop for the night.
    to close (something) by bringing together or folding its parts
    Shut your book. Shut the window!
    to confine; enclose
    to shut a bird into a cage.
    to bar; exclude
    They shut him from their circle.
    to cause (a business, factory, store, etc.) to end or suspend operations
    He shut his store, sold his house, and moved away. We're shutting the office for two weeks in June.
    to bolt; bar.

    Verb (used without object)

    to become shut or closed; close.

    Adjective

    closed; fastened up
    a shut door.
    Phonetics . checked.

    Noun

    the act or time of shutting or closing.
    the line where two pieces of welded metal are united. ?

    Verb phrases

    shut down,
    to settle over so as to envelop or darken
    The fog shut down rapidly.
    to close, esp. temporarily, as a factory; cease manufacturing or business operations.
    Also, shut down on or upon. Informal . to hinder; check; stop.
    shut in,
    to enclose.
    to confine, as from illness
    She broke her leg in a fall and has been shut in for several weeks.
    shut of, Informal . free of; rid of
    He wished he were shut of all his debts.
    shut off,
    to stop the passage of (water, traffic, electricity, etc.); close off.
    to isolate; separate
    an outpost almost completely shut off from civilization.
    shut out,
    to keep from entering; exclude.
    to hide from view.
    to prevent (an opponent or opposing team) from scoring, as in a game of baseball.
    shut up,
    to imprison; confine.
    to close entirely.
    to stop talking; become silent
    I thought the neighbors would never shut up and let me sleep.
    to stop (someone) from talking; silence.

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