toshear

English

Etymology

From Middle English tosheren, from Old English tōsceran (“to cut apart”), equivalent to to- +‎ shear.

Verb

toshear (third-person singular simple present toshears, present participle toshearing, simple past toshore, past participle toshorn)

1. (obsolete) To cut in two.

Anagrams

• asthore, earshot, haroset, soareth