shoemaker

IPA: ʃˈumeɪkɝ

A person who makes shoes
The threadfish.
A fish, Elagatis pinnulatis, the runner.
A surname originating as an occupation.
Alternative form of Schumacher. Anglicization of Schuhmacher. A surname from German.

Examples of "shoemaker" in Sentences

No wonder the shoemaker was a melancholy-looking man.
The shoemaker was the smallest man Faith had ever seen.
He farmed some, and he was what they called a shoemaker then.
Padna abandoned the impression that the shoemaker was a melancholy man.
The time came when the shoemaker was the only Liberal voter in the place.
Obviously for most of us a custom tailor or shoemaker is not an option in the US.
I think people miss this - and being able to connect with their shoemaker is a fun experience for most of our customers.
I think people miss this - and being able to connect with their shoemaker is a fun experience for most of our customers. '
He could be very engaging, and was at his best when enjoying what he called a shoemaker's holiday -- that is, when away from town at some watering-place, with friends.
Shares of the Niwot, Colo., shoemaker, which issued guidance after the close of regular trading, plunged 27% to $13 in after-hours trading after Crocs also said it would close its Canadian manufacturing operations to consolidate its production at its lower-cost company-owned and third-party facilities.