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Shute

[ US /ˈʃut/ ]
NOUN
  1. English novelist who settled in Australia after World War II (1899-1960)

How To Use Shute In A Sentence

  • While I had hoped to sleep for most of the flight, I was too excited for shuteye. Natalie Bahadur: Three Nights in Bangkok
  • Six in ten reckon the quality of their shuteye makes them look better. The Sun
  • Whether it's just a quick doze or a nap that lasts through the majority of the feature, any kind of shuteye is a frustration for the moviegoer. Christopher Campbell's The Moviegoer - Asleep at the Reel « FirstShowing.net
  • There is no more luxurious way to get some shuteye on a long-haul flight. Times, Sunday Times
  • GreeterDan: RT @makeLOVELAND: there goes the microneighborhood. @greeterdan moves in next to @stewart and @tishshute. who's next? Crave: The gadget blog
  • They would get themselves some shuteye and head down to the park in the morning. Welcome to the Occupation
  • Shute ordered that before the Indians come to meet they fly a ‘British Flagg’ in their ‘headmost Canoo.’
  • Shute, -- so that, without a constant supply of this fine Italian organzine silk, very little of the said Turkey or other silks could be used, nor could the silk weaving trade be carried on in England. Men of Invention and Industry
  • I'm shure we hadna abune a moofu 'o' tea drucken, an 'Sandy was juist awa' to tak 'aff' the ham, when the fryin 'pan was knockit ooten his hand, an' doon the lum cam 'a pozel o' bricks an 'shute that wudda filled a cairt. My Man Sandy
  • Lack of shuteye increased sadness, anger and sleepiness, but reduced energy. The Sun
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