the part of the body where the arm or forelimb connects to the torso

To brush past someone or pass by very closely while moving in opposite directions

to bear or undertake a heavy responsibility, mission, or burden; to shoulder; to carry

shoulder to shoulder; side by side; abreast; to fight or work together toward a common goal

on one's shoulders; the area on or above the shoulders

both shoulders; one's two shoulders

To participate in a war or battle together alongside one another

shawl; cape; tippet; any garment worn draped over the shoulders

to shrug one's shoulders, often used to express doubt, surprise, indifference, or contempt

Shoulder strap; shoulder band; shoulder harness; shoulder belt; baldric.

to stand or walk shoulder to shoulder; to be crowded closely together

shoulder to shoulder; side by side; figuratively describes working together in close unity

scapula; a pair of large, triangular flat bones located on the upper back part of the shoulder

shoulder loop or shoulder mark worn on a uniform to indicate rank or profession

the shoulder or scapular region; shoulder blade

chronic inflammation of the soft tissues around the shoulder joint, causing pain and restricted movement; adhesive capsulitis

A soft pad or lining used inside the shoulder of a garment to improve its shape or appearance.

rubbing shoulders and following closely in each others' footsteps; describes a location that is crowded or packed with people

sleeveless jacket; vest; waistcoat

The strip of land along the edge of a road or railway; specifically, the unpaved area on the sides of a road or the emergency lane on a highway.

A pad or covering worn over the shoulder for protection; often used for cushioning when carrying heavy loads.

to place one's hand or arm across another person's shoulder

to stand side by side; describes people standing very close together or being equal in status

(idiom) to have one's arms around each other's shoulders or backs; describes being on very intimate terms or having a close relationship

to join hands and stand shoulder to shoulder; to work together in close cooperation

sloping or drooping shoulders, traditionally considered a feature of feminine beauty

backpack; knapsack

half the circumference of the sleeve where it joins the shoulder when measuring for a garment

shoulder to shoulder and heel to heel; used to describe a place that is extremely crowded or packed with people

to shift a carrying pole or a heavy load from one shoulder to the other

To shrug one's shoulders and smile flatteringly; describes a cringing or servile manner used to fawn over others.

To put down a heavy shoulder burden for a short rest; to take a break from manual carrying

to take a heavy burden or load off of one's shoulders

standing shoulder to shoulder and heel to heel; used to describe a very large and tightly packed crowd of people

shoulders rubbing and heels touching; used to describe a huge crowd of people or a place that is extremely packed

(idiom) shoulder to shoulder and back to back; describes a place being very crowded or packed with people

to hunch one's shoulders and bend one's back, often used to describe a person who is shivering from cold, aging, or in poor health

Crowded with people and vehicles; describes a scene of heavy traffic or a bustling crowd where shoulders rub and wheels touch.

To take on all responsibilities by oneself; to bear the entire burden.

the person whose turn was just before yours in card games or mahjong

a medical condition involving pain and stiffness in the shoulder joint, typically occurring in middle age; adhesive capsulitis

(literary) a burden or responsibility that one bears

to get involved in something with ulterior motives or a specific goal in mind

a cold, indifferent, or dismissive reception; an expression of coldness or lack of enthusiasm toward someone

adhesive capsulitis, a condition characterized by stiffness and pain in the shoulder joint

frozen shoulder; a condition characterized by stiffness and pain in the shoulder joint

to lean on or rest against someone's shoulder

to lay down a burden or be relieved of one's responsibilities; literally to take a weight off one's shoulders