shred
/ʃrɛd/
verb
- To tear or cut something into small, thin pieces.
- The machine can shred paper documents into tiny strips.
- She used a grater to shred the cheese for the pizza.
- He shredded the old letters before throwing them away.
- To play a musical instrument, especially a guitar, very fast and skillfully.
- The guitarist could shred like a rock star.
- He spent hours learning to shred on his electric guitar.
- The band's lead singer also loves to shred on the drums.
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noun
- A small, thin piece torn or cut from something.
- There was a shred of paper stuck to his shoe.
- The cat left shreds of the toy all over the floor.
- She found a shred of fabric caught on the fence.
- A very small amount of something, often used in negative statements.
- She didn't have a shred of doubt about her decision.
- There isn't a shred of evidence to support his claim.
- He showed not a shred of remorse for his actions.
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