To shut in

	To inclose; to confine
	To cover or intercept the view of; as, one point shuts in another. - Cen. vii. 16.

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Gas volumes during the fourth quarter of 2004 decreased 25% to 640,862 Mcf, compared to 856,415 Mcf in the third quarter of 2004, primarily due to shut ins of production related to Hurricane Ivan on Ship/Shoal 182/183 (two-weeks) and Eugene Island 339 (four days).

TEL Offshore Trust Announces Fourth Quarter 2004 Distribution

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To shave a note
To sheathe the sword
To sheer off
To sheer up
To sheet home
To sheet-pile
To shell out
To shift off
To shift the helm
To shift the scene
To ship the oars
To shoot ahead
To shoot out the lip
To shorten a rope
To shorten sail
to shout about
To shout at
To shove the queer
To show forth
To show his paces
To show off
To show one's head
To show the cloven foot
To show the heels
To show the teeth
To show the white feather
To show up
To shrink on
To shuffe off
To shuffe up
To shut in
To shut in the land
To shut off
To shut out
To shut together
To shut up
To sift out
To sing placebo
To sit
To sit at
To sit at chambers
To sit at meat
To sit down
To sit for a fellowship
To sit on brood
To sit out
To sit under
To sit up
To size up
To Skin A Cat
To skin a flint
To slam to
To sleep away
To sleep off
To slight off
To slip a cable
To slip off
To slip on
To slip the cable
To slip the collar
To smell a rat
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