sho

As an abbreviation shd

is should.

As an adverb sho is

nonstandard spelling of sure, based on dialectal pronunciation.

As a noun sho is

a Japanese free reed musical instrument similar to the sheng.

As an adverb sho

is (us|dialect|south|african american vernacular english) nonstandard spelling of sure, based on dialectal pronunciation.

As a noun sho

is a japanese free reed musical instrument similar to the sheng or sho can be a letter of the greek alphabet used to write the bactrian language: uppercase.

As a verb soo is

.

As nouns the difference between sho and mho

is that sho is a Japanese free reed musical instrument similar to the sheng while mho is a former unit of electric conductance, equivalent to and superseded by the siemens.

As an adverb sho

is nonstandard spelling of sure, based on dialectal pronunciation.

As an interjection oho

is expressing surprise or gloating realisation; aha.

As an adverb sho is

(us|dialect|south|african american vernacular english) nonstandard spelling of sure, based on dialectal pronunciation.

As a noun sho is

a japanese free reed musical instrument similar to the sheng or sho can be a letter of the greek alphabet used to write the bactrian language: uppercase.

As nouns the difference between shy and sho

is that shy is an act of throwing while sho is a japanese free reed musical instrument similar to the sheng or sho can be a letter of the greek alphabet used to write the bactrian language: uppercase.

As an adjective shy

is easily frightened; timid.

As a verb shy

is to avoid due to timidness or caution.

As an adverb sho is

(us|dialect|south|african american vernacular english) nonstandard spelling of sure, based on dialectal pronunciation.

As an abbreviation shh

is (biochemistry) sonic hedgehog homolog (protein).

As an adverb sho is

(us|dialect|south|african american vernacular english) nonstandard spelling of sure, based on dialectal pronunciation.

As a noun sho is

a japanese free reed musical instrument similar to the sheng or sho can be a letter of the greek alphabet used to write the bactrian language: uppercase.

As an adverb sho

is (us|dialect|south|african american vernacular english) nonstandard spelling of sure, based on dialectal pronunciation.

As a noun sho

is a japanese free reed musical instrument similar to the sheng or sho can be a letter of the greek alphabet used to write the bactrian language: uppercase.

As a verb shoo is

(informal) to induce someone or something to leave.

As an interjection shoo is

(informal|demeaning) go away]]! [[clear off|clear off!.

As adverbs the difference between tho and sho

is that tho is then; thereupon while sho is nonstandard spelling of sure, based on dialectal pronunciation.

As an article tho

is the plural form; those.

As a pronoun tho

is those; they.

As a conjunction tho

is when.

As a noun sho is

a Japanese free reed musical instrument similar to the sheng.

As nouns the difference between shog and sho

is that shog is (archaic) jolt, shake (brisk movement) while sho is a japanese free reed musical instrument similar to the sheng or sho can be a letter of the greek alphabet used to write the bactrian language: uppercase.

As a verb shog

is (archaic) to jolt or shake.

As an adverb sho is

(us|dialect|south|african american vernacular english) nonstandard spelling of sure, based on dialectal pronunciation.

As an adverb sho

is (us|dialect|south|african american vernacular english) nonstandard spelling of sure, based on dialectal pronunciation.

As a noun sho

is a japanese free reed musical instrument similar to the sheng or sho can be a letter of the greek alphabet used to write the bactrian language: uppercase.

As an adjective shod is

wearing shoes.

As a verb shod is

(shoe).