shod

IPA: ʃˈɑd

adjective

Wearing shoes.
Having tires equipped.

Examples of "shod" in Sentences

This whole article is slip shod.
Feet emerged at the bottom, delicately shod.
Lessons must be mastered and feet remain shod.
Hoofs hard, but requiring to be shod with iron.
Horses are shod in double and triple nailed pads.
But running rough shod over the merger is not correct.
No, I said "shod" I meant, people should be properly shod.
I don't care to participate in such a rough shod atmosphere.
They live in filth and squalor and their feet are sandal shod.
They are very healthy, well dressed, well shod, that is obvious.
Dapplegrim asks to be shod again, and then tramples the ridge to nothing.
Their results showed that "shod" runners tended to strike the ground with their heel first.
But this is enough to sustain the heaviest man upon the softest snow, and an Indian thus "shod" will skim over the surface like a skater.
Invariably, said vanishing is accompanied by red lights in the ocean and sightings of strange figures emerging from the surf wearing "shod" feet and "miner's helmets."
If you see anybody fitting this description riding a bicycle shod "shod" is bicycle review speak for "palping" with regard to wheels with white tires, call the authorities immediately.
As for the rest, time, place, state, since they are easily intelligible, I say no more about them than was said at the beginning, that in the category of state are included such states as 'shod',
The first thing to do with a griffin is to get him shod, which is not quite so simple a matter as one might imagine, for he has hitherto never passed through the farrier's hands and will be certain to fiercely object.

shod

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