Sheal

noun

1. A shell, husk, or pod.
2. To put under cover or shelter: as, to sheal sheep.
3. A hut or cottage used by shepherds, fishermen, sportsmen, or others as a temporary shelter while engaged in their several pursuits away from their own dwellings; also, a shelter for sheep on the hills during the night. Also shealing.
4. To take the husks or pods off; shell.
5. Same as sheeling.