Reverse Dictionary: SHADOW

ADJECTIVES
1480 — UMBROUS lying in the shade; shady, shadowed
1623 — UMBROSOUS full of shadow; shady → obs.
1632 — UMBRATILE belonging to or resembling a shadow
1633 — UMBRATICAL serving as a shadow or imperfect representation of something → obs.
1645 — TWILIGHT lighted as by twilight; dim, obscure, shadowy
1677 — UMBRATIC shadowy, foreshadowing →
1706 — ADUMBRATED shadowed forth; represented faintly or in outline
1731 — ADUMBRANT shadowing forth, representing an outline
1837 — ADUMBRATIVE having the attribute of shadowing forth, faintly indicating

NOUNS
1300 — UMBER shade, shadow → obs. exc. Eng. dial. obs.
1426 — UMBRAGE shade, shadow → obs.
1500 — UMBRACLE shade or shadow; a shady place → obs.
1563 — CROWN a circle or halo of light seen around the sun, the moon, a shadow, etc.
1634 — UMBRA a mere shadow of something
1638 — UMBRA shade; shadow
1818 — SCADDOW shadow → Sc. obs.
1824 — SCAM a film of vapour, a haze, mist, or shadow → Sc.
1824 — SCARROW a shadow; shade → Sc.
1866 — SCOUK — SKOOK shade, shadow; shelter, protection, surveillance → Sc.
1899 — SCAIRY — SKERRY a shadow, reflection → Sc.
..20C — MUM AND DADDO a shadow → Aust. rhyming sl.
1904 — SCAA a shade, a shadow → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1991 — SCIOPHOBIA an abnormal fear of shadows (Bk.)

VERBS
1568 — OBUMBER to cast or make a shadow → obs.
1611 — OBTENEBRATE to cast a shadow over; to overshadow, to shade, to darken
1623 — UMBRATE to shadow → obs.
1647 — UMBRAGE to shade or shadow; to overshadow, put in the shade
1653 — OBTENEBRIZE to cast a shadow over; to overshadow, to shade, to darken → obs.