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* '''shut the shutter up''' * '''shut the shitter up''' shut the lid of the toilet → [[ordurd]] * '''shot the shitter''' → '''How Buckley Shot the Russian General''' * '''''Polly Put the Kettle On'':''' (''song'') a popular English children's song * '''Shot the shudder clap''' (that is, the thunderclap that makes one shudder) * '''and God shut the door''' (of Noah’s ark) Genesis 7.16 → [[Duppy]] (as spirit of God) * '''shut the shutters up''' "[the] northeast wall [of HCE and ALP's room], with the window looking into the backyard, toward Phoenix Park and Dublin bay beyond... The northeast is also the historic source of Viking invasions, and indeed the window, like the door, is often a focus of the dreamer's anxieties about the assaults from the outer world, anxieties amplified by the hailstones which early beat against his window and windowboards. Those boards, mentioned at 316.04 for their effectiveness in 'aerian insulation resistance' go through a number of changes. 583.14-15 indicates that they are 'Persian blinds', a kind of sturdy outdoor version of Venetian blinds, consisting of horizontal slats or planks set in a frame. They are two in number, hinged on either side of the window and fastened by a clasp ... tending them is the manservant's responsibility (at 23.05 for instance, he is ordered to close them)..." (John Gordon: Finnegans Wake: A plot summary) *'''put the shutters up:''' stop doing business

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