shallow
Listen:Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
shallow/ˈʃaləʊ/
▶adjective
- 1 of little depth.
- 2 not showing, requiring, or capable of serious thought.
– derivatives
shallowly adverb,
shallowness noun.
shallowly adverb,
shallowness noun.
'shallow' also found in these Oxford entries:
abalone
- aground
- airboat
- balloonfish
- blenny
- bodhrán
- bogbean
- braid
- buddle
- carpet shark
- cart
- claypan
- coalesce
- cockle
- conger
- continental shelf
- cotton spinner
- coupe
- cupel
- dabble
- depthless
- dew pond
- dish
- dog whelk
- draught
- elkhorn coral
- flat
- flatboat
- fleet
- flounder
- ford
- fossa
- frying pan
- glenoid cavity
- glib
- gunboat
- gutter
- jetboat
- kylix
- limpet
- maar
- Maltese cross
- marsh marigold
- monitor
- narcissus
- neritic
- niche
- nurse
- open-hearth process
- paddle
