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v. To place or arrange on a shelf.

v. To put away as though on a shelf; put aside: "As usual, Dixon shelved this question” ( Kingsley Amis). See Synonyms at defer1.

v. To cause to retire from service; dismiss.

v. To furnish or outfit with shelves.

verb-intransitive. To slope gradually; incline.

v. to place on a shelf

v. to store, set aside, quit, or halt

v. to have sex with

n. A rocky ledge or shelf.

v. To furnish with shelves.

v. To place on a shelf. Hence: To lay on the shelf; to put aside; to dismiss from service; to put off indefinitely.

verb-intransitive. To incline gradually; to be slopping.

To place on a shelf: as, to shelve books.

To lay by on a shelf; put away or aside as disposed of or not needed; hence, to put off or neglect: as, to shelve a question or a claim.

To furnish with shelves, as a room or closet.

To slope; incline.

To incline or tip (a cart) so as to discharge its load.

n. A shelf or ledge.

v. hold back to a later time

v. place on a shelf

"The grey box on the left corner shelve is her Koli masala box."

shelved    shelves    shelving   

position    pose    put    set    lay    place   

shelved    shelving   

retire    defer   

delve    twelve   

shelf    cabinet    bookshelf    cupboard    drawer    rack    desk    furniture    bench    staircase