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shive

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shive [ʃaɪv]
n
1. (Miscellaneous Technologies / Brewing) a flat cork or bung for wide-mouthed bottles
2. an archaic word for slice
[from Middle Dutch or Middle Low German schīve; see sheave1]

Shive, Shove fragments or splinters, collectively; a cluster of splinters of raw fibres in papermaking, 1483.


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Shelley Walker, landlady of the Tut n' Shive pub in Bishop Auckland which will host one of the events, said: "If our regulars won't go to the arts, then we'll bring the arts to them.
She simultaneously entertained us with her wit and put a mirror up to the nation during the election and made us think about what was going on," the New York Daily News quoted Scott Shive, assistant features editor at the Lexington Herald-Leader, as saying.
Video usage is one of the fastest growing areas in the on-line space and Belo's television stations and Web sites produce some of the most compelling video in their respective markets," said Dunia Shive, president and chief operating officer of Belo.
 
 
 
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