'shadows'
[shadow.n.01] as in: shade within clear boundaries



'shadows'
[darkness.n.02] as in: an unilluminated area


Examples:
he moved off into the darkness



'shadows'
[apparition.n.03] as in: something existing in perception only


Examples:
a ghostly apparition at midnight



'shadows'
[shadow.n.04] as in: a premonition of something adverse


Examples:
a shadow over his happiness


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'shadows'
[trace.n.02] as in: an indication that something has been present


Examples:
there wasn't a trace of evidence for the claim
a tincture of condescension


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'shadows'
[shadow.n.06] as in: refuge from danger or observation


Examples:
he felt secure in his father's shadow


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'shadows'
[shadow.n.07] as in: a dominating and pervasive presence


Examples:
he received little recognition working in the shadow of his father



'shadows'
[tail.n.05] as in: a spy employed to follow someone and report their movements



'shadows'
[shadow.n.09] as in: an inseparable companion


Examples:
the poor child was his mother's shadow



'shadows'
[shadow.v.01] as in: follow, usually without the person's knowledge


Examples:
The police are shadowing her



'shadows'
[shadow.v.02] as in: cast a shadow over



'shadows'
[shadow.v.03] as in: make appear small by comparison


Examples:
This year's debt dwarfs that of last year



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