Noun
1. a quick throw;
Verb
1. start suddenly, as from fight
2. throw quickly
Adjective
1. lacking self-confidence;
2. easily startled or frightened
3. short;
4. wary and distrustful; disposed to avoid persons or things;
The little girl blazed shy.
She is shy of speaking in public.
She is too shy to go to parties.
Is she aloof and arrogant or just shy?
The little girl is as timid as a hare, shy in the presence of strangers.
My abiding memory of our first meeting is of a girl too shy to talk.
The boy is shy of strangers.
At first he was a little shy in class, but now he acts more natural.
Mary was shy at her introduction to the company.
Mary is a shy girl.
The dormouse is a shy, nocturnal creature.
a shy, inoffensive young man
She was a shy, delicately pretty girl with enormous blue eyes.
Alan doesn't shy away from controversy.
I was something of a wallflower; I was terribly shy.
He's quiet and a bit on the shy side.
He was a shy, sometimes unhappy man.
Her normally shy son had come out of his shell.
You should not be shy of having your say in the running of the school.
I feel awkward and shy in company.
He is painfully shy of women.
She was a shy, ugly duckling of a child.
It is no use fighting shy of publicity and then complaining when sponsors pass us by.
Painfully shy, he finally summoned up courage to ask her to a game.
She played the role of a meek, innocent, shy girl. I don't know who she was trying to kid.
Inarticulate and rather shy, he had always dreaded speaking in public.
I'm still that shy, retiring little girl who was afraid to ask for sweets in the shop.
have a shy at
try to hit something, especially with a ball or stone
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