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shaw1 verb to stalk a person or animal 20-. etymology: origin obscure; attested by BW
shaw2 verb to cut off the tops of potatoes, turnips or other root vegetables: Travellers shawed the farmer’s turnips and he gave them a camping place for the winter. la19-. etymology: Scots; attested by CH and BS in TDITA, SS and DW note:

Form shawin attested by Canadian Paul Pope (2013) meaning ‘to cut’.